Medscape App Reviews

Although it gives a canadian option there is nothing that applies to canada after signing up

Waste of time. Difficult to find info. Webmd app is no longer available in Canada. Too bad because it is a thousand time better!

A go-to app I use daily at work. Treasure of info. Cant work without it. But lately, Ive been having bug: the articles, once open, dont show (only title and blank page). If I go back to my search and choose the article again, it might show but only for a few seconds, then blank again. Please debug!

Researched all the other Med apps and this is by far the best med app in more ways than one

Great app

This app is a gift of learning to the society. Very informative and well written articles. As a student, I would like to thank the developers for making it freely accessible.

Can you please optimize for the iPhone 6 and 6 plus?

Still looks very ugly on 6/6 plus, all zoomed in :( after you get passed that its a decent app

The update of Feb 26 destroyed the app! It crashes all the time and is now useless. Used to be the best medical app.

The best app ever

I absolutely love this app! I encourage my students to download it so they can learn about prescription drugs. The only thing that would make it better is if it listed Canadian drugs as well.

Very useful in practise

デジタルテキストの使い勝手の良さが、存分に発揮され、他の何よりも早く知りたい情報に行き着く。 with history function, the application would be the best.

This is good App. It would be very useful for medical student.

エビデンスに基づいた診療情報をオフラインでこれだけ手軽に入手する方法は他にないと思います。

It is very impressive and useful App That I use frequently as refrence in daily activity

Thank you for this great app.

Cordially Thanks for everybody that supported this extraordinary excellent project.

This app by far is the most useful medical application Ive downloaded.It consists of a huge,comprehensive bulk of information in a clear,readable,and most importantly in an updated manner,yet it is free! I thank to all dedicated,brilliant clinicans who contributed this precious resource :) Note:By the way, I noticed a small,confusing mismatch of information in the section of Hypercalcemia.In the "Clinical" subset of the text theres a contradiction regarding the proportions of PTHrP and osteolytic metastases as an underlying cause of hypercalcemia.In one phrase ,it is said that 80% of the cases of malignancy-related hypercalcemia are due to osteolytic metastases and the following section implies the opposite argument with the proportion of 80% is related to PTHrP effects. Im not sure whether there are more small mistakes throughout the texts of other topics,but I will appreciate if you could fix these little "bugs" on following updates. Thanks again,with my gratitudes :)

Worths every penny.as a med student this app is a great source and it is in my pocket any time.