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Clementine Wants To Know: Where Do babies Come From teaches the facts about making a baby in a way that is child-friendly.

The broken English is less than ideal but SOS info is a potentially very valuable app if you ever get in trouble.

With gorgeous graphics, intuitive controls and constant updates Pocket Body (Musculoskeletal) is a slick and comprehensive way to study for that next Anatomy and Physiology exam or effectively communicate with a patient using a visual aid.

Let your dreams be your guide.

Keep track of medication and other health elements with Aspirin.

iMuscle allows everyone from fitness junkies to work-out novices to create and maintain a personalized exercise program tailored to their specific needs.

Explore the inner reaches of the human body with this lavishly illustrated, interactive anatomy application.

Pillboxie is a useful reminder app for those who take lots of medication, but you might find yourself wishing for more features.

iPharmacy is ideal for medical students and hypochondriacs alike.

MemorEYES was created to improve your memory skills, which it certainly does!

This is a good app for CPR-trained personnel and/or learning students to practice with, but it's intended to be a training aid, so I wouldn’t advise using it in a real-life situation.