Health

Provides care to patients from around the globe; SCOI is a leading educator of medical professionals on orthopedic disorders and surgery technique. Offers informational resources on anatomy and orthopedic procedures for the education of the general public.

Located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida the program is 27 month in duration and awards both a BS and MPH (Public Health) degree.

Includes admission requirements and curriculum. Phoenix, Arizona

Membership organization. Includes information regarding membership, regional chapters and educational opportunities.

Catalyzes the possibility of optimal health for all people by helping to educate, inspire and empower every person to prevent disease and embrace a life of wellness.

Database on vaccines and news, collection of links to other pages on immunisations.

Organization of poison centers and interested individuals which provides a forum to promote the reduction of morbidity and mortality from poisonings through public and professional education and scientific research.

Details of the Master of Public Health program, with information about scholarships and research projects.

Admissions, departments, research programs and centers, and continuing education.

Links to and information about school research centers and projects, admissions, and public health careers.

Providing career advancement training for emergency services personnel. Includes overview, training catalog, associates, what's new, and links.

Provides information, education, member services, and networking with major fire service organizations within the state. Features include newsletters, training resources, conferences, courses and workshops.

Provides training for rural and agricultural emergencies.

Provides education materials for pre-hospital care individuals. Also news and opportunities on a variety of emergency topics. (Indiana)

Firefighters answer your questions about what their careers are like and if it's right for you.

Database listing of the worlds emergency medical services categorized by land, sea or air.

Provides EMS and ambulance consulting. Based in Platte City, Missouri.

Web page for the lost brother firefighter Jack Hagberg of Ladder54, Tukwila, Washington.

Co-ordinates emergency services and land management in the region, and provides education and research for member groups. Includes events calendar and publications.

Providing information on teaching, research, PHD programs, departmental units, staff profiles and consulting at the university.

Journal published nine times a year. Articles on topics of current interest to physicians and other health care professionals treating patients with infectious diseases.

Public Population Project in Genomics, promoting collaboration between researchers in the field of population genomics.

Children's water safety program, includes articles, advice and five steps to reduce the risk of children drowning.

Working to improve the health of Aboriginal people in Canada, through community-based interests.

Journal of the American Public Health Association. Journal contents, abstracts and author instructions. Searchable. [Subscription required for full-text.]

Private, not-for-profit health care system serving rural, central Appalachian mountain communities in Kentucky and West Virginia which includes hospitals, clinics, home health care agencies and stores, and other related health services.

Information about RU-486 (mifepristone), including effects, side effects, and costs, with emphasis on the negatives.

International consortium promoting availability of emergency contraception. Includes comparison chart on pill formulations and other health education and information materials for use in implementing new EC programs, particularly in developing countries.

Non-profit group providing information on the method and steps to learn fertility awareness from a non-religious perspective.

Resources for teenagers, including on-line pregnancy test and other help by email or telephone.

Details about the services offered and the practice. Including information about a host of health issues for women, including pregnancy. menopause, breast cancer and infertility. Located in New York.

Details of group with clinics in Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda and Copenhagen, Denmark. Site offers articles and FAQs. Also available in Danish and Lituanian.

Articles written by reproductive endocrinologist Eric Daiter, M.D.

Based in California. Site contains details of treatment and costs.

US infertility association site providing information for patients, professionals and media. Details of local branches and events.

HFEA is a regulatory body which inspects all UK clinics providing IVF, donor insemination or the storage of eggs, sperm or embryos. Site contains details of clinics and information on assisted conception.

Attempting to minimize the economic and human losses in Texas caused by preventable disabilities. Includes details of task forces, services and resources.

Join Ray Suarez and guests for a look at the history of childbirth. [48:57 streaming audio broadcast, the childbirth story starts approximately 5 minutes into the broadcast]

This site explores the risks undertaken when choosing an epidural for pain management.

Resources for families choosing to continue a pregnancy following prenatal testing that indicates the baby has a terminal condition.

Offers facts and resources on morning sickness through a publication on nausea research; offers a toll-free helpline for North America.

Weblog about a first pregnancy.

Information and tips for mothers and families affected by PND, compiled by a mother who has experienced the illness herself. Provides two forums for sharing experiences and support.

Testing for the HIV virus during pregnancy.

Offers a quiz with information for women under and over thirty years of age.

Chat and forum for those living with the virus.

Encyclopedia article covering causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention.

Provides research and applied care in the fields of Hearing, Dizziness, and Balance.

Part of Boston University. Offers a web-based resource that combines on-line computational models with a data warehouse.

Investigates physiological measurement techniques for the identification and assessment of hearing impairment in infants and young children. Includes clinical applications, and a description of auditory evoked potentials.