Hi there!!
I just bought me an ipad 2 and need help with downloading medical books on my iPad, need it for my study for exams.. Any ideas how I can do this?

Hi there - welcome!

I think we need more info here. What app are you trying to DL from?

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Hello Zoero - welcome to the forum!

As an introduction, I am a recently retired academic radiologist and over the decades have been involved in writing/editing a dozen books on radiology - the newest one for medical students is available as a Kindle edition on Amazon.

I agree w/ Skimonkey, i.e. what kinds of books do you need and at what price? Newer medical books as e-editions will not be free; now your medical school may provide 'free' or less expensive options (if purchased in bulk at a good discount) or online access to a publisher's website.

My suggestion would be for you to check w/ your school, local bookstore, and/or the publishers of the books needed for options concerning e-editions and/or online access via a web browser - good luck in medical school (it's a LONG haul!) -