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Not all medical apps are bad, physician says

By (Hudson, N.H.) Telegraph

Posted: November 19, 2012 - 10:00 am ET

Not all medical mobile apps deserve a bad rap. Just ask Dr. Kevin Pho, an internal medicine provider for the Nashua Medical Group. “From the physician’s standpoint, for the most part, they’re good,” Pho said.

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