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This site bills itself as a multimedia AIDS and HIV information resource. You'll find info on everything from basic facts and treatment to nutrition, online forums and political issues.
Links to sites on homeopathy, acupuncture, naturopathy, massage, herbal treatments and holistic health resources. It also includes links to diseases and conditions.
Medical information related to Alzheimer's Disease is available here. Many helpful sources of information on drugs and treatment options for the disease are also online.
Information on the name, gender, address, phone number, education, residency training, and board certification of over 650,000 doctors is covered by the database. In addition to searching by name or area of specialty, the user can look for information via city, state, or zip code.
The American Red Cross has programs dealing with everything from caregiving and water safety to first aid and HIV/AIDS education.
Nutrition information in medicine, diseases, dietetics, public health, alternative medicine, nutrition education, and journals.
A great source of information for you and your family about healthy living, including nutrition and fitness. Are you at risk for heart disease? Take this simple test and get immediate answers on what you can do right now to reduce your risk of heart disease.
When you can't breathe, nothing else matters.
The latest medical news and information for patients or friends/parents of patients diagnosed with arthritis and arthritis-related disorders.
Ask Alice about general health, relationships, nutrition and diet, drugs, sex, alcohol, stress, etc.
The U.S. largest non-government initiative ever launched to protect children from tobacco addiction. Includes daily news, press room, kids corner and online discussions.
CancerGuide is dedicated to helping you find the answers to your questions
about cancer, and especially to helping you find the questions you need to ask.
Cancer News on the Net is dedicated to bringing patients and their families the latest information on cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Anyone who uses a computer should know what CTS is and how to prevent it.
Your Trusted Health Network
The CDC located in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, is an agency of the Department of Health and Human Services. The Center's mission is to promote health and quality of life by preventing and controlling disease, injury, and disability
The on-line community for kids, families and adults with Type I diabetes.
This free and extensive web site is maintained by chiropractors - for chiropractors.
A debilitating medical condition, chronic in nature, cause - unknown, diagnosis - by exclusion, no known verified test, treatment - by relief of symptoms, life style changes, and occasionally time.
This site presents parents with FREE information on children's vision care and eye health. Find out about visual disabilities that affect at least 12 out of 100 children . . . yet, are frequently unrecognized and untreated.
Congenital Heart Disease Information and Resources provides information to families of children with congenital and acquired heart disease, adults with CHD, and the professionals who work with them.
Dental-Related Internet Resources contains over 1000 dental-related sites, such as educational sites, dental labs, dental care, insurance, mailing lists, and general information.
Their mission: To Prevent and Cure Diabetes and to Improve the Lives of All People Affected by Diabetes.
A directory of online support, information, and services for diabetics. It includes not only Web pages but also mailing lists, news groups, and non-Internet resources.
The world's largest private humanitarian relief organization is now online. When it comes to putting humanitarian aid into practice, MSF will not permit borders - physical or political - to be imposed. As a result, MSF may at times operate in rebel-controlled areas, despite obstructions by the official authorities. Within this site you'll find a photo gallery depicting recent relief operations, a library of publications and front-line reports.
Lowell General Hospital of Lowell, Massachusetts, has created this site with the idea "that an informed patient is in the best position to make wise healthcare decisions in partnership with his or her physician." Interested users can take a heart test by answering a forms-based query and receiving their heart disease risk factor in email, ask questions of a doctor (in eight different specialty areas), or find information in 9 different health care areas.
Your Electronic Source of Information about the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Newsletter on the scientific, ethical, legal and social aspects of genetics. Site offers TOC, searchable back-issues, a directory of consumer/professional groups, chat and links.
Shows the chromosome location of over 16,000 human genes with links to the underlying sequence and map data.
Helping blind people get around since 1946.
A publication of Columbia University Health Service
Whether you're seeking consumer information on diseases or need professional reference materials, a stop here should be the cure for you. Some key items include an audio clinic, the healthy kitchen and a directory of online self-help.
At The Heart, learn how to have a healthy heart, the developmental process of the heart, the history of the heart, and information about blood vessels and the pulmonary system.
The site provides a wide range of information and services to heart patients and others interested in learning about lowering risk factors for heart disease.
The Hospice Foundation site is both informative and easy to use -- designed to help patients and their families find comfort and support in the final days of a terminal illness.
This Web site is designed for people experiencing infertility and infertility physicians and embroyologists
Human Anatomy On-line the place for fun, interactive and educational views of the human body. This program contains over one hundred illustrations of the human body with animations and thousands of descriptive links.
This drug search site, established by a pharmacist, contains a listing of over 4000 drugs.
The Kombucha Journal (a heathy beverage and natural folk remedy, that everybody can make.) Information is in 12 languages.
The new MedicineNet Web site attempts to cover the top 100 medical conditions likely to affect a normal person in language anyone can understand. The articles are written by physicians from a wide variety of disciplines. When you visit the site, you'll also find a section of the latest medical news, the chance to ask a physician your questions, and more.
This valuable site highlights groundbreaking reports each week on lifesaving discoveries in the world of medicine.
Compiled by a medical library, gives access to current research bulletins.
Free searching of the National Library of Medicine's MEDLINE abstracts database has been added to the wealth of medical information for practitioners and health care consumers available on the Medscape site.
This site offers registered users (it's free) medical information describing symptoms, common clinical procedures, laboratory tests, and virtually all the disorders that a general internist might encounter.
Commissioned by The European Commission (DG III) this site represents a multilingual glossary of technical and popular medical terms. Browsable in: Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.
MDA combats neuromuscular diseases with an unparalleled worldwide research effort, a nationwide program of medical services, and far-reaching professional and public health education.
It contains brief mention of phrenology" reading (the machine measures the size of bumps on the head)...weight reduction glasses...soap that washes off pounds...foot powered breast enlarger...plus links to other medical fraud sites...
Education - Research - Advocacy
Your #1 source for headache help.
Begun as a one-room Laboratory of Hygiene in 1887, the National Institutes of Health today is one of the world's foremost biomedical research centers, and the Federal focal point for biomedical research in the U.S. The National Health Information Center puts health professionals and consumers who have health questions in touch with those organizations that are best able to provide answers.
The National Osteoporosis Foundation is America's leading resource for people seeking up-to-date, medically sound information on the causes, prevention, detection and treatment of, osteoporosis.
This is the international resource for people living with spinal cord injury.
National Stroke Association (NSA) is the only national voluntary health care organization focusing 100 percent of its resources and attention on stroke prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, research and support for stroke survivors and their families.
You can now test you eyes on the Internet. Neoptx Eye Site helps people find the right lens by showing different text sizes as if theywere being seen through a lens, changing the magnification until the text is clear.
Their extraordinary offerings are consistently being featured on the national news front, now you can read through full-text original articles all updated weekly.
Midwifery, Pregnancy, Birth and Breastfeeding
An information service for all types of prostate disease.
You now have access to a database of over 4,000 drugs. A quick search will return results of indications, side effects and links tracking particular pharmaceuticals.
This Dr. C. Everett Koop's site that's provides you with the latest information about safe weight management and physical fitness.
The Thyroid Home page is dedicated to providing thyroid patients and their families with accurate and helpful information about thyroid disease.
Aches, allergies, cold or flu? The Symptom Analyzer will tell you which Tylenol to take.
To advance the independence, productivity and full citizenship of people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities.
WebDental is "The World's Premiere Dental Resource." The site contains a listing of over 170,000 practices and individual dentists in the United States.
Your internet resource for women's health information. The forum hosts a collection of facts, information, advice and suggestions to help you deal with your health concerns.
Issues of special concern to women including back pain, aging, alcohol, headaches, depression, breast cancer, stress, osteoporosis and more.
The World of Multiple Sclerosis (WoMS) is an international cooperative effort utilising experts in all areas of MS to offer current and useful information to health professionals, researchers, persons with MS, families and as well as the general public.
Provides many links to Alzheimer's Disease resources, an extensive bibliography, and a personal story told through poetry, photographs, and journal entries.
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