CVD Study vs CrimsonZip

The CVD Study application was designed to assist individuals in optimizing their cardiovascular health through medication management and blood pressure monitoring, as well as making positive changes in daily lifestyle habits that are known to reduce cardiovascular disease risk (e.g., increasing physical activity, decreasing sedentary time, consuming a heart-healthy diet, and reducing stress). This mobile health app will assist users in taking medications as they are prescribed, monitoring blood pressure and physical activity, and improving general knowledge on cardiovascular risk factors with a goal of optimizing an individual's cardiovascular health. Designed by a nurse, this mobile health application is a free resource available 24/7 that can be used to assist you in improving your cardiovascular health! *Please note, the information on this app is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Users should seek advice from a medical provider before making any medical decisions.

CrimsonZip simplifies connecting within the Harvard community. Discover new activities, stay fit, join groups, make friends, learn a new sport, and have fun —all in one place! Whether you’re looking to create a shared interest group that everyone at Harvard can join or a private group just for your close friends, this app gives you the tools to do so. Looking to start a weekly soccer game, or a walking group? Groups not your thing, but looking for a workout partner? What about organizing a movie night? CrimsonZip is designed to foster a vibrant community by making it easier than ever to organize, share, and participate in the activities that matter to you. Discover new interests and passions all within one convenient platform. Everything you need to stay connected to your favorite activities is right here and exclusively for Harvard community members with an active HarvardKey.