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In this week’s Tapp: Blausen Medical releases nine new atlases; Corventis develops an iPhone heart rate monitor; Modality offers 25% discount on their USMLE question bank apps.

Nine New Atlases Added to Growing Line of Blausen Medical iPhone Apps

Nine new Blausen Medical individual atlas iPhone apps — Cancer, Circulatory, Digestive, Immune, Nervous, Pediatric, Reproductive, Skeletal and Urinary — can now be purchased independently in the iTunes App Store, without requiring prior purchase of the Blausen Human Atlas 2.1. Previously, iPhone or iTouch users had to have downloaded the Blausen Human Atlas App to buy individual Blausen Atlases using Apple’s “In App” purchase option. Now customers can buy just the individual atlases they want.

Broadcast Your Heart Rate on Twitter? You Could, With This iPhone App From Corventis

…the future of body computing is in the teen market, especially if the iPhone heart rate monitor prototype introduced today at the third Body Computing Conference ever goes to market. To play the game, you wear a patch that transmits your heart rate to an iPhone app. The device takes the heart rate data and broadcasts it over Facebook, Twitter, text messages, and email turning it into a social game.

Modality’s USMLE question bank sale

Through October 31: 25% off all USMLE question bank apps from Modality & McGraw-Hill Professional. Search “Modality Inc.” in the App Store.