The Best Android Apps for Health & Medical Professionals

If the iPhone / iPad phenomenon has left you cold and you've gone ahead and purchased an Android, you may be on to something -- there are a range of fantastic Android apps out there ready to make life easier for you as health and medical practitioners.

Chris Thorman of Software Advice has compiled a list of 60 Android apps that are worth checking out. Recommendations were made based on the highest rated, most relevant apps to the medical, nursing and allied health community (including students). See the complete list here.

Health & Medical iPhone & iPad Apps

Many of you either own, or covet, an iPhone or an iPad. Did you know there are an array of iPhone and iPad apps to assist you in your careers as health and medical professionals?

Houston Neal, posting on the Medical Blog of the Software Advice website, has compiled a list of the hottest apps for budding doctors, nurses, dentists, anaesthesiologists, cardiologists, dermatologists, neurologists, oncologists, pediatricians, radiologists, mental health workers and other allied health professionals. Review the complete list here.

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New books for May 2011

Here is a glimpse at the hottest book releases by month of May 2011. Please click here to view the list.

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