Health

Hybrid Calisthenics offers an app for building strength and fitness at home.

Merck Manuals provides medical reference information for doctors, students and consumers.

Search the CEBS public database for chemical effects in biological systems.

MBRU offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in medicine and health sciences, with admissions, events, and university news.

ScienceDaily publishes breaking science news and articles on discoveries across fields including astronomy, climate, biology and technology.

ACTIVE helps people find and register for races, sports, outdoor activities and local events.

Data Mill North shares Leeds datasets, including public health funerals and city-centre footfall records.

The Casual Gym lets visitors choose a muscle group and select a simple workout to train it.

SkinCareLens analyzes skin concerns and suggests skincare routines using Korean skincare expertise and local climate data.

HWMonitor reads PC health sensors such as voltages, temperatures, fan speeds, and CPU or GPU usage.

SimTK shares simulation tools, models, and projects for biomedical research.

GSmartControl inspects the health of hard disk drives and SSDs, with downloads, supported hardware information, and troubleshooting.

Farhan supports users working on phone addiction through an Android app.

Eat This Much generates meal plans around preferences, budget and schedule, with calorie calculations, weekly plans and grocery lists.

GoldenCheetah imports cycling ride data and provides analysis tools for power data; it is available for Linux, macOS and Windows.

DataStream brings together water and sediment quality data for sharing through regional hubs and standardized datasets.

Bevel combines wearable, bloodwork and lifestyle data to present health metrics and personalized recommendations.

Osmapp aims to provide a universal application for people using OpenStreetMap.

Boostcamp tracks workout sets, reps and personal records, and provides training programs for different experience levels.

Wellcome Sanger Institute’s data resources page collects information about its scientific data resources.

Cronometer tracks calories and macro- and micronutrients, using lab-analyzed food data to help users review their diet.

Explore and cite QSAR and QSPR models and datasets through the QsarDB repository.

The supplied wger page shows a bot check, so its visible content does not provide details about the fitness management project.

The Allele Frequency Net Database catalogs allele, haplotype and genotype frequencies across populations.