3 Best Wikimed apps for Android (Medical)
Following is our list of the best wikimed apps for Android. Trusted developers like Wikimedia CH and Wikimedia CH are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include WikiMed, WikiMed, WikiMed mini, .
1 WikiMed
The largest available medical encyclopedia
WikiMed is an Android app with over 70,000 medical articles in English. It is the largest collection of health-related articles available and includes information on diseases, medications, anatomy, and sanitation. It is perfect for practicing physicians and healthcare students. Even if you don't have internet access, you can still use WikiMed for free. However, the app requires almost 2 GB of storage space and a strong WiFi connection for download. If you have limited storage, you can try Wikimed Mini, the lighter version of WikiMed.
2 WikiMed
The largest collection of medical items
The WikiMed app for Android is a medical encyclopedia that you can access offline. It has a large collection of articles about medicine, anatomy, drugs, and hygiene. This app is perfect for healthcare professionals, doctors, medical students, and anyone interested in medicine. It is available in multiple languages and constantly updated. You can access it anywhere in the world, even without an internet connection. The app is 350 MB in size and is developed with Kiwix.
3 WikiMed mini
The largest medical dictionary (mini version)
The WikiMed mini app for Android is a medical dictionary with over 60,000 medical definitions. It covers all medical specialties, diseases, drugs, sanitation, and anatomy. It is useful for practicing physicians and students who need quick information. The app works offline, so an internet connection is not required. It is a lighter version of the larger Wikimed app, which contains more details on symptoms, treatment, and risk factors but is also bigger in size. The app size is 100 MB.
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