Learn by Osmosis

Learn by Osmosis while you browse your favorite websites.

What is Learn by Osmosis?

"Learn by Osmosis" is a Chrome extension that lets you delve into the educational content of Osmosis.org as you surf the internet. This seamless integration allows readers to instantly connect with the Osmosis library, which dishes out well-researched health education content. Explore wide-ranging topics, from atrial fibrillation to Zika virus, across your favorite online destinations including news sites and Wikipedia. It's learning made easy!

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Extension stats

By: osmosis

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Users: 582 ▲ 6

Rating: 5.00 (2)

Version: 1.2.2 (Last updated: 2022-03-30)

Creation date: 2020-09-26

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
storage

Size: 2.19M

Email: su*****@osmosis.org

Ranking

# 38827 ▼ 17

Other rankings

#4868 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 5 #17 in learn keyword 14 #294 in health keyword 5 ▼ 1

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Extension summary

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Osmosis.org is the leading platform for health education with an audience of millions of current & future healthcare providers and their patients. With the Learn by Osmosis/Osmose It extension you can now bring the power of the massive and best-in-class Osmosis content library to your browsing experience. Whether you’re reading your favorite news site or trying to better understand a Wikipedia or UpToDate article, you’ll get direct links to over 1,600 videos and other topics, ranging from atrial fibrillation to Zika virus!

User reviews

Wonderful product! Osmosis delivers again

Bill Pond, 2021-03-24

Osmosis creates the best health education videos and associated content, and this browser extension helps bring that to any page I'm scrolling. Now when I'm reading UpToDate, Medscape, Wikipedia, or any articles I know when there's a relevant Osmosis video (1,600+) that I can use to better understand and reinforce that material.