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|Slideshows|January 27, 2016
Physician-Recommended Apps for Fun
Author(s)Gabriel Perna
When they have some time to spare, what apps do physicians like for fun? Here's what's on their devices.
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In the past, we've asked physicians what their favorite apps were for practicing medicine. This time, we're curious about their favorite apps for fun and recreation. Here's what they said.To view a PDF of this slideshow, click here.
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