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'After a lot of time reading "best medical apps" stories online, asking Twitter users for their suggestions and reading online reviews, I finally boiled the list down to about 50 promising apps. I tried them out and further winnowed the list to a bunch that I ultimately demo'ed in my talk. Eventually, the video of the talk will be posted at ted.com/talks, but in the meantime, here's what I covered.
(I haven't really given them full-blown testing, so read the online reviews before you spend good money on them. Except for the free ones--you've got nothing to lose!)'
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