LEARN IS NOW A REAL COURSE. The Learn section used to deal out the same one-line definitions as flashcards. It has been rebuilt as twelve written chapters — one per body system, twenty to thirty minutes of reading each. Chapters now name the material instead of summarizing it: all 206 bones by region with counts that reconcile, all twelve cranial nerves with type, function and foramen, every named artery and vein, every muscle with origin, insertion, action and nerve, every hormone and the cell that makes it, every nephron segment in order. Each chapter reads as continuous text with section headings, key-fact boxes, worked examples and clinical correlations, alongside that system's anatomical plate — and ends with a button straight into its quiz. All of it is original material, fact-checked in two independent passes against Gray's Anatomy for Students, Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy and Netter's Atlas. STUDY CARDS NOW TEST RECALL The shuffled deck no longer duplicates Learn. The answer is blurred behind a tap-to-reveal veil, so you commit to an answer before you see it. Read the chapter, then drill the cards. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE Fixed a bug where quitting mid-question could let a background timer resume and drop you into the wrong screen a moment later Quiz questions now shuffle their answer choices, instead of the correct answer always sitting in the same position Corrected the in-app About text, which undercounted the app's own content as 11 body systems — it is 12 Corrected four anatomical plate captions that did not describe the image actually shown Larger tap targets and VoiceOver labels on the quit, back, mute and close buttons About and Terms now includes a full Limitation of Liability and Release of Claims section Full anatomical content audit across all twelve systems — no factual errors found in the existing question bank

minor bug fix

Minor improvements and updates.