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Image 1 — Med students in Canada built an app to study ophthalmology
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Med students in Canada built an app to study ophthalmology

My friend and I are two med students in Canada and we built a nice little app called OcuLearning to help trainees study ophthalmology, I thought I would share this here for anyone interested.

The app is 100% free on AppStore; we have a repertoire of high yield ophtho conditions, a neuro-ophthalmology simulator (for EOMs, pupillary light reflex, etc.), a small qbank (we’re working on it), and an algorithms section.

We trying to get some early feedback before we try collaborating with our medical school to get a large database of medical imaging.

Feel free to check it out! Thanks

www.oculearning.com

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oculearning/id6766313098

u/Commercial-Solid141 — 6 days ago
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Waterloo Biology degree with interest of Optometry

Hi, I have gotten into Waterloo Life Science and I want to know if biology is a good major to go into if I want a backup plan of becoming an optometrist. I say backup because I don't really know what I want to do and I hope to find out in the 4 years of undergrad but if I don't I'll just try for optometry. I'm choosing biology because it has a co-op option, the only other life science major with co-op is biochem but I heard its harder to have a higher gpa. I also want to do an option of bioinformatics because I like comp sci as well. Any advice would be helpful!!

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u/Ill-Discipline1094 — 8 days ago