Best Adverse Apps

ACE's

Adverse Childhood Experiences

Free

This app helps users understand their ACEs score by taking a quiz about adverse childhood experiences. It educates users on the impact of these experiences on adult health and behavior, based on a landmark study.

Positive Adversity

Track hours, notes, totals

Free

This app connects users to a community, offering access to mission details, events, and merchandise. It also provides tools for authorized users to track work hours, add notes, and generate reports.

CTC-AE+

Adverse Events Reference

$3.99

This medical reference app provides quick access to standardized adverse event criteria and grading scales for oncology research. It allows for efficient logging, tracking, and reporting of patient events, including performance scores and custom entries. Data is kept strictly on-device for privacy and compliance.

LifeSphere Reporter

by ArisGlobal

Free

Capture and submit critical data directly from your mobile device. This application streamlines the reporting of adverse events and medical inquiries, providing immediate routing to the appropriate departments. Registered users can also access past submissions and add follow-up reports.

SymPedia

Track Health & Safety Alerts

Free

This app provides health alerts, safety reports, and user-submitted data on medication side effects, recalls, vaccine reactions, and more. It aggregates information from trusted sources like the FDA and CDC, offering a privacy-first approach to health tracking.

CTCAE v5.0 (EN/JA) Edition

CTCAE v5.0 Viewer

Free

This app provides quick and intuitive access to the Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE) v5.0 in both English and Japanese. It offers offline access, high-speed bilingual search, and bookmark syncing for healthcare professionals. Premium features are available via in-app purchase for Apple Watch users.

Cold Stress Calculator

The adverse health effects

Free

This utility app helps determine necessary precautions against cold stress by calculating adjusted outdoor temperatures based on wind speed. It estimates the cooling power of the environment to prevent adverse health effects like frostbite and hypothermia.