Monitor it so he doesn’t have to.
I’ll file this one under my List of Things I Hope I Never Own. Dartmouth Medical School Adjunct Assistant Professor Dr. Ronald Yap has helped to develop Prostate Pal, a new app for your Apple product of choice and the only one of its kind if my quick perusal of the app store is any indicator.
While no doubt a good tool for those who want to monitor the health of their prostate, the name strikes me as trying just a little too hard at being cute. Although I realize that attempting to give a prostate app a marketable name may be the most difficult feat in advertising history, something more technical/dignified might’ve fit better.
It does seem to be par for the course in one sense: people affiliated with Dartmouth have a habit of turning out oddball products.
—Sterling C. Beard
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