Rescue Me

L'applicazione è stata progettata per dare le informazioni di salute e salvare la vita !!

The application is designed to give your health information when necessary. If you're on the street, and you should not have any information to those around you, this app will give all the information and save your life!

You walk down the street and suddenly, your heart starts to make trouble, and you fall on the floor. When the paramedics trying to figure out what happened to you and then they find out your cell phone. Open the device and see first aid icon and click on find that you are taking aspirin regularly, which means you should not give blood thinner that may jeopardize your life. They also see where you can call a relative, your wife or your mother, and you press the button and call for them.

In this case, the program saved my life.

Another example receiving codeine prescription from your doctor. MyDrugs app comes, But, alas, I am regularly taking aspirin and software, checking the data against the US Department of Health found the problem and it reported: "taking both drugs simultaneously generally prohibited because the risk of bleeding uncontrollable costs".

I went back to the doctor who had heard about it and told me life was saved!

These are just two examples of what MyDrugs app can help you.

The application, in general do these things:

Shows all the time the first aid icon to enter the app easily without searching for it.

Shows the list of medications you take.

Your allergy shows such as penicillin, milk and the like.

Displays the name.

Lets call a person close to you have specified. For example your wife or your mother.

Examines conflicts between medications you are taking.

Displays information about the medications you are taking.

The software was developed by Dr. Moshe Aruch MD in collaboration with Meir Plevinski.

Dr. Moshe Aruch, has a vast knowledge and has been operating for over 40 years. This experience came to be used with this application approaches where his area of expertise was used.