Price Research: Human Anatomy Atlas 2021 Complete 3D Human Body (iOS or Android App) is $24 Off (96% savings) off the list price of $24.99
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Join millions of medical professionals, students, and anatomy enthusiasts who use Human Anatomy Atlas to see inside and better understand the human body!
Human Anatomy Atlas offers thousands of models to help understand and communicate how the human body looks and works--and includes textbook-level definitions. Use it as a reference, instead of an anatomy textbook, or to create virtual lab experiences.
Includes over 10,000 anatomical models with descriptions in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese.
One of the App Store's Best Apps of 2017
Winner of the Association of Medical Illustrator's Award of Excellence
Winner of the Digital Health Awards' Gold for Mobile Applications
Winner of the W3 Awards' Gold for Mobile Education
Over 8800 reviews give it a 4.7 out of 5 star overall rating.
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Price Research: Human Anatomy Atlas 2021 Complete 3D Human Body (iOS or Android App) is $24 Off (96% savings) off the list price of $24.99
Reviews / Descriptions:
Join millions of medical professionals, students, and anatomy enthusiasts who use Human Anatomy Atlas to see inside and better understand the human body!
Human Anatomy Atlas offers thousands of models to help understand and communicate how the human body looks and works--and includes textbook-level definitions. Use it as a reference, instead of an anatomy textbook, or to create virtual lab experiences.
Includes over 10,000 anatomical models with descriptions in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese.
One of the App Store's Best Apps of 2017
Winner of the Association of Medical Illustrator's Award of Excellence
Winner of the Digital Health Awards' Gold for Mobile Applications
Winner of the W3 Awards' Gold for Mobile Education
Over 8800 reviews give it a 4.7 out of 5 star overall rating.
I have to admit that I bought this back several years ago and only looked at it maybe 2-3 times since then. I think I was lured by the "discount" listed.
Last edited by TXGoat October 8, 2021 at 10:13 AM.
Why would this need to be updated annually? I would venture to say that anatomy books from 100 years ago would be just as accurate?
Short answer no. I know I wouldn't want my body treated on the basis of information from 100 years ago. Science and technology are wonderful things that are constantly evolving and improving.
So do you need all 4 apps for 99 cents each to have a complete package ? Even if that's the case price still sounds reasonable.
I got all 4 last time they went on sale and have been using them regularly.
If all you want are pictures of anatomy, the Atlas app alone is sufficient. The others have lectures and more detailed explanations alongside models.
Do note that if you use these apps for teaching, they do have addons for animations and dental anatomy.
IMHO, well worth the price. It won't replace gross anatomy lab, but it sure is a lot better than flat pictures in your textbook. Use this to visualize alongside your textbook.
Last edited by YoroSwaggin October 8, 2021 at 01:02 PM.
Just bought this on an iPhone. We would like to share it with family members in our setup family sharing circle. I don't see a seperate option for selecting apps, and I don't see it on another phone shared. Can anyone provide some tech guidance?
Just bought this on an iPhone. We would like to share it with family members in our setup family sharing circle. I don't see a seperate option for selecting apps, and I don't see it on another phone shared. Can anyone provide some tech guidance?
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Newer imaging techniques have proven to show things unknown in human cells as early as a few years ago.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/1...rgans.html
https://www.the-scientist.com/new...omy--67055
just a heads up if you use a cheap on-the-go phone with limited space, this uses a LOT of space.
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Newer imaging techniques have proven to show things unknown in human cells as early as a few years ago.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/1...rgans.html
https://www.the-scientist.com/new...omy--67055
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If all you want are pictures of anatomy, the Atlas app alone is sufficient. The others have lectures and more detailed explanations alongside models.
Do note that if you use these apps for teaching, they do have addons for animations and dental anatomy.
IMHO, well worth the price. It won't replace gross anatomy lab, but it sure is a lot better than flat pictures in your textbook. Use this to visualize alongside your textbook.
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