All articles tagged , Health, iPhone, iPod touch, Productivity, Web Apps

Ahhh, the holidays were great. We ate so much food that we can barely lift our fat asses off the couch to open up our brand new iPhones. Lucky for us that Gyminee’s new iPhone interface is so darn good it may actually motivate us to the gym so we can get to work on that New Year’s resolution and shed some poundage.

The Gyminee app has all the usual diet and fitness features you’d find in many other similar apps. However, what makes Gyminee so appealing is that it’s available right on your iPhone which means you can input your data while you’re out to eat or at the gym. You can even view workout videos if you’ve forgotten a particular exercise.
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We knew we should have listened to our mothers and became doctors instead of web developers. At least we’d spend more time using these cool iPhone tools to improve patient care instead of surfing YouTube all day. These three new medical applications indicate that the iPhone and iPod touch are starting to make their way into doctors’ offices and hospitals.

1. Drug Information - Epocrates web-based drug guide
2. Practice Managment - Software from MacPractice
3. Health News - The Chondriac health news reader

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Apple arrives fashionably late to the party with a slick directory of free web apps for the iPhone and iPod touch. This, of course, comes as no surprise to us, we’ve been telling you about the best web apps for months now.
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Giving doctors access to your medical history can be a life saver. Now your medical history goes anywhere your iPhone goes, safely and securely, with MedeFile. This subscription based service gives you access to your health records. A premium subscription comes with a USB thumb drive containing your health records, but you can also access them with a web browser including iPhone’s Safari browser. MedeFile has optimized the web access specifically for the iPhone which could be very handy in the emergency room if you don’t have your thumb drive with you, or your doctor doesn’t have a PC with a USB port nearby.