General medical reference · Vietnamese
Health information with sources you can check.
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This is reference material. It does not diagnose and does not replace a doctor.
What is inside
Six bodies of content sharing one search box and one knowledge map — look up a concept and see everything attached to it.
The family medicine cabinet
56 common medicines: what they treat, adult and child dosing, side effects, contraindications, plus 20 interaction pairs to avoid. A dose is never shown apart from its warnings.
Red flags & symptom triage
20 common symptoms, each stating plainly what can be handled at home, what needs a doctor, and what means go to the emergency room now. Plus 16 first-aid scenarios.
Lab values & monitoring
How to read 7 markers that show up on most lab reports, WHO child growth curves, and an age-based schedule for check-ups and vaccination.
Nutrition & micronutrients
77 Vietnamese dishes broken down by content, a micronutrient map including what blocks absorption, and 109 body signs commonly linked to deficiency.
Learning Center
241 flashcards derived from the reference content itself, reviewed on a spaced schedule: the better you know a card, the longer the gap. Built for students and anyone tired of reading and forgetting.
Knowledge map
350 concepts and 560 links across conditions, medicines, lab markers and micronutrients. Look up "Iron" and see the related signs, the iron-rich foods, and what blocks absorption.
Where the content comes from
The source library lists 25 official addresses across 9 groups, in the open. The citation line under each entry is a working link, not decoration.
Three real excerpts
Taken verbatim from inside, not rewritten for marketing.
Medicine cabinet → Paracetamol → Important warnings
THE MOST DANGEROUS TRAP: many cold medicines (Decolgen, Tiffy, Coldacmin...) ALREADY CONTAIN paracetamol — stacking Panadol on top is an unnoticed overdose. Add up ALL paracetamol sources in your day.
Source: Vietnam National Drug Formulary · FDA
Symptom triage → Fever (adults) → Red flags, seek care now
- Fever with a STIFF NECK, light sensitivity, drowsiness
- Fever above 40°C not responding to medicine
- Seizures
- Trouble breathing, chest pain
- A purple rash that doesn't fade when pressed
Source: NHS — Fever in adults; Vietnam MoH dengue guidance
Fact or myth → a widely held claim
“Eating dinner after 7 pm is guaranteed to cause weight gain.”
Weight gain comes from TOTAL daily energy exceeding what you burn — not from the clock. Late eating often brings extra snacking and worse sleep; those are the indirect culprits.
Source: Energy-balance research reviews; CDC — Healthy Weight
Who it is for
Families with young children or older parents
To know when something can wait until morning and when it cannot — instead of searching the web at 2am and getting more frightened.
Medicine, pharmacy and nursing students
Spaced-repetition cards for drugs, red flags, terminology and lab values, with progress synced across devices.
Clinicians who want a fast lookup
One compact place to check a dose, an interaction or a reference range, with the link back to the source document ready to cite.
What this does NOT do
Stated up front, so nobody buys the wrong thing.
- It does not diagnose and does not replace a physical examination. No software sees what a doctor sees.
- It does not prescribe. Prescription-only medicines are clearly marked and described for understanding, not for self-medication.
- It does not keep electronic medical records. Health measurements and consultation forms stay on the device; syncing is limited to saved items, history, notes and study progress, separated by profile.
- The medicine schedule only records information you enter. It does not decide doses or timing and cannot call an ambulance. This is not a medical device.
- It does not promise instant updates. Guidance changes over time — where there is a conflict, the cited source document is the one that is right.
Launch pricing
Access is granted per account with an expiry date: it locks when the term ends and unlocks the moment it is renewed — nothing to install, personal data kept intact. Each account works on up to 4 devices. These are launch prices and may change once the launch window closes.
Personal
$14.99 /year
or $1.99/month
- The complete set of current health, learning and lifestyle tools
- Personal workspace synced across devices
- A spaced-repetition deck updated with the source content
Student — medicine · pharmacy · nursing
$8.99 /year
verified with a student ID or university email
- Everything in Personal
- Flashcards for drugs, red flags, terminology and lab values
Launch offer
Lifetime
$39 once
≈ 2.6 years of the yearly plan — limited quantity
- No recurring renewal while the product remains in operation
- Additions within the current plan scope are included
Clinic · School
$59 /year
5 seats · extra seat +$9/year
- One account per person, individual progress
- Suspend or unlock any seat instantly
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