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Wednesday, June 16, 2004
A.D.A.M., Inc. Launches Interactive Anatomy Version 4
A.D.A.M., Inc., a leading developer of interactive health information and technology, announced today the launch of A.D.A.M. Interactive Anatomy Version 4 (AIA 4), the long anticipated upgrade to the company's flagship anatomy product for the undergraduate, medical school and allied health education markets. Presenting at the 18th annual meeting of the Human Anatomy and Physiologist Society meeting being held in Calgary, hundreds of leading educators from across North America will get a first-hand look at the innovative new features of AIA 4. The product is a DVD-based application that allows educators and students to digitally dissect human anatomy - skin to bone - with point-and-click capabilities for identifying over 22,000 anatomical structures. With AIA 4's robust annotation tools and built-in libraries of additional content, including 3D models and clinical illustrations, educators will be able to produce and publish curricula for a wide variety of teaching applications.
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