Best World Health Organization Apps

WHO Academy

Learn to build healthier world

Free

Access a wide range of trusted courses on various health topics and connect with a global community of healthcare professionals to share best practices and solve problems. Learn at your own pace, earn downloadable awards, and enhance your skills with a virtual learning platform that adapts to your needs.

WHOPEN

WHO NCD Primary Health Care

Free

This application supports primary health care providers in implementing essential interventions for non-communicable diseases, offering adaptable guidelines, protocols, and tools, including a CVD risk calculator. By using this application, health providers can better manage NCDs and integrate them into primary health care, and start taking steps to improve patient care today.

WHO TB Guide

TB Knowledge Sharing Platform

Free

This tuberculosis guide provides quick access to the latest World Health Organization guidance, implementation aids, and evidence-based recommendations. Download the app to get instant access to modular guidelines, operational handbooks, and tools, available in English and French, and work offline with ease.

Scientific American

by Springer Nature America, Inc.

Free

A trusted source since 1845, this app offers expert insights on science and technology. Stay up to date on ground-breaking advancements and support science journalism by subscribing today.

WHO Malaria Toolkit

by World Health Organization

Free

This mobile application serves as a comprehensive resource for malaria-related information from the World Health Organization, bringing together guidelines, findings, data, and trends in one convenient location. Download the app to access the latest information and stay up-to-date on malaria research and reports.

WHO mYoga App

WHO mYoga App

Free

This yoga application provides users with accessible and safe practice sessions of varying durations, allowing them to lead a physically active lifestyle from the comfort of their own home. Download the app to explore a collection of videos and audio sessions in multiple languages, suitable for users aged 12-65 years.

WHO Contraception tool

Medical Eligibility Criteria

Free

This digital tool helps family planning providers recommend safe and effective contraception methods for women with medical conditions or characteristics, based on evidence-based guidelines. It provides recommendations on initiating use of nine common types of contraceptive methods, guiding providers to make informed decisions.