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The Red Book by Unbound Medicine
The left screenshot displays the
familiar Unbound interface where
contents can be looked up either by
index or table of contents.

The right screenshots exemplify the
depth of details that this books is
about and the lovely simplicity of the
layout and the appropriate cross
linking of contents.

Tables are little bit bigger than the
PDA screen and so navigating them is
quite cumbersome.
The Red Book from Unbound Medicine
Red Book by Unbound Medicine
Last Reviewed on February 21, 2008
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The Red Book includes chapters that
can be useful for the pediatrician and
because Pda4peds reviews
applications in categories it was better
to separately reviews these individual
chapters
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  • The latest edition of the bible of the infectious disease is available from Unbound
    Medicine.
  • This ebook published by the AAP has long been the standards of pediatric
    infectious disease and luckily it is there on our handhelds.
  • As with other Unbound Medicine resources this ebook is also available in a
    wireless "for PDA small screens" format and online "for wide screens".
  • They also provide it as part of the Pediatrics Central package See link on the left.
  • The contents of this ebook + the excellent presentation of the platform makes
    this app a must have to any pediatrician.
  • The Red Book is also available from Skyscape read this review.
  • This review is also found in the References and Ebooks category.
Unbound Medicine also provides wireless access to the Red Book, all you
need is a connected PDA. Read this review of the wireless version
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