App answers health questions fast
When you want answers about your health – turning to the Internet is a good way to find information. But sometimes it’s difficult to separate fact from fiction on the Web, so two ER doctors developed an app called iTriage to help people answer their burning questions
Being in the dark about your health can be very unsettling, so people often turn to the Internet for answers. But sometimes, it can be difficult to separate fact from fiction on web sites.
To help people get better answers to their biggest health questions, two physicians developed a free new app called iTriage. The app’s content is written by a team of doctors and health professionals, and the information available on the app has been reviewed by Harvard Medical School, according to iTriage’s web site.
The app includes tools to check symptoms, explore possible causes, research medications and even find a doctor. Additionally, a section on the app called My iTriage allows users to store their personal health records and insurance information.
The iTriage app is a useful tool, but if you’re sick, be sure to seek professional help.
For more information go to iTriageHealth.com
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