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Description

The Cholesterol app - helps in understandingthe disease condition through ANIMATED VIDEOS. A lipid found in thecell membranes of all tissues – cholesterol could be both good andbad. This animation explains cholesterol and its types, itsmetabolism and the condition hypercholesterolemia. It also gives anoutline of how both good and bad lipoproteins affect health.


Focus Medica apps

• Visual media is particularly well-suited to the science ofmedicine
• Medicine is simplified with the use of visual media andinnovative health animations
• Medical and health information have never been so easilyunderstandable or more accessible
• Take a virtual tour of the human body through extremely accurateand high quality animations
• Effortlessly understand chronic illness and diseases, therapies,procedures or techniques
• Perceive and understand the cellular world, metabolism, and bodyfunctions through incredible animated videos accompanied byaudio
• Created with the expertise and support of internationally reputedopinion leaders
• Easily explain medical conditions to students, colleagues,patients, and family members with the aid of this visual media


App features
• Pay once and download videos at your ease!
• View downloaded videos without internet


Additional features include:
- Drawing on the video for explanations
- Capture images with mailing option
- Option to make user notes and save
- Transcript with links for additional references


DISCLAIMER: The information provided through these applications areonly intended to be informative and should not be construed as asubstitute for medical advice.