AHA eReader

23K installs
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1.5K monthly active users
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AHA eReader Summary

AHA eReader is a free Android app in Medical by American Heart Association, Inc. It has about 23K+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 1.5K monthly active users . Store last updated Oct 17, 2026

Recent activity: 444 installs this week (1.1K over 4 weeks) showing exceptional growth View trends →

SDK intelligence: AppGoblin detected 8 development tools(e.g. Google), 2 ad networks, 1 analytics: product,and 1 business tools integrated into AHA eReader. View full SDK list →

AHA eReader SDKs Summary

AHA eReader was last scanned for SDKs on 2026-10-22. Below is the overview of third-party companies detected in the app. The full list of SDKs, permissions and unknowns is available here.


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App Description

Access your American Heart Association (AHA) eBooks online, offline or anytime.

"With the AHA eReader you can read all your American Heart Association (AHA) Digital Products Center eBooks online, offline or anytime on your mobile device.

You can log into this eBook reader using the same account information as your AHA Digital Prodcuts Center account.

How to add AHA eBooks to your AHA eReader
1. Open your AHA eReader.
2. Authorize your eBook Reader using your account information from the AHA Digital Products Center.
3. Your Bookshelf will show all your purchased books.
4. Click on the title you want to download to your eBook Reader. Your download will start automatically.
5. After download is complete, click on that title to read your eBook on your mobile device.

With your AHA eReader, you can
- Search in titles
- Sort by category
- Add bookmarks
- Change the font size
- Jump within the text between chapters
- Jump within text to figures, tables, references
- Preview other AHA eBooks

The American Heart Association is the nation’s oldest, largest voluntary organization devoted to fighting cardiovascular diseases and stroke."