Learn Drug, Medical Dictionary

Learn Drug, Medical Dictionary

Medical - Drug - Disease Terms

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 4, 2016
  • March 30, 2026

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Access a comprehensive medical dictionary with definitions for terms, drugs, and diseases. Get detailed information on usage, side effects, symptoms, causes, and treatments. Features include search, bookmarking, sharing, and pronunciation.

Medical term definitions
Drug information (usage, side effects)
Disease details (symptoms, treatment)
Search functionality
Bookmark and share
Pronunciation guide
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What's New in Learn Drug, Medical Dictionary

2.3

March 30, 2026

- Minor bug fixed - Performance improved

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Not showing as Active

Hi! I upgraded the app but it’s not showing as active on my subscription list. It’s still asking me to buy/purchase to upgrade but I already paid.

Not enough info

I’m going to preface this by stating that this app is pretty good for the price and for basic needs of the general population. That being said I tried to look up a medication commonly used to help with inflammation in my joint, it didn’t exist in both brand name and generic names. If upgraded to include more comprehensive list of medications, this would be even better for us medical professionals…
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incomplete list

I purchased this app but it is not showing the complete list of medications and list of medical terms. please don't waste your money!!!!!!!!

It’s great but a little outdated!!

I love the app. Especially that I’m a pharmacy technician. But, it hasn’t been updated recently. Drugs are constantly being added and FDA approved.

I think the app is great

the informations are pretty organized. I do hope they add the option to highlight, change letter size,bookmark and more.

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

ACE inhibitor information is incorrect

Bug

Annoying sidebar that opens up when scrolling

Bug

Requested Features

2 requests

Add the option to highlight, change letter size, bookmark and more

Feature

Update the database more frequently to include new medications and terms

Feature

FAQ

What kind of information does this app provide?

This app offers a comprehensive medical dictionary covering terms, drugs, and diseases. For drugs, it includes details on usage, side effects, precautions, and interactions. For diseases, it provides definitions, symptoms, causes, and treatment information.

Who is the intended audience for this app?

The app is designed for medical practitioners, physicians, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacy professionals, and medical and nursing students. It's also useful for anyone working in clinical practice or dispensaries who needs quick access to medical information.

Is this app free to use?

The application is free to use, but it does contain in-app purchases and advertisements. Users can access a vast amount of medical information without initial cost.

What are the key features of the medical dictionary?

Key features include a large database of medical words, drug information, and disease details. Users can search for specific terms, bookmark important entries for quick access, share information, and utilize a speak option for word pronunciation.

Can I use this app for self-diagnosis?

While the app can provide detailed information on symptoms, diseases, and treatments, it is explicitly stated that it is not a substitute for consulting a pharmacist or doctor. The content is for pocket reference and educational purposes only, and users should always consult a healthcare professional before relying on any information.