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1. Health and Nutrition (Internet Public Library)
   Provides sources of information. 09-09

2. CNN Food and Health News

3. Healthy Eating (Random House) 1-01

4. Healthy Heart (Franklin Institute) 12-03

5. Health Standards by State (Putnam) (EdStandards.org)
   Provides standards by state.

6. Horses - Health Care
   Provides a guide to equine health care. 10-09

7. Bird Health Care Guide (Hot Spot for Birds - Sherwood)
   "Signs of good health in a bird include bright eyes, clean shiny feathers, good appetite and lots of energy. Healthy birds eat often and are active. To help insure a healthy pet, obtain your bird from a reputable bird store or breeder." 10-09

8. Bird Health Care Guide
   Provides articles. 10-09

9. Pet Care Library (HealthyPet.com)
   Provides articles. 10-09

10. Health

11. Health and Wellness Resources (Health World)

12. Ask the Fitness Trainer (Health Advocate) 10-00

13. Health Lessons (Awesome Library)
    Health lessons are provided in "Lessons and Curricula" in the Awesome Library.

14. Healthy Weight (Mayo Foundation)
    Provides measures for healthy weight (BMI).

15. Women's Health (WWWomen)
    Provides resources for women related to health and disease prevention.

16. Fitness Links (Global Health and Fitness - Tackett) 8-00

17. Fitness Bi-Monthly Articles (Global Health and Fitness - Tackett)
    Provides over 50 articles to promote fitness and a healthy lifestyle. 3-02

18. Health Issues for Kids (Nemours Foundation - KidsHealth.org)
    Provides The Kids Section, information about feelings, health, fitness, safety, the human body and other topics for children.

19. Healthy Diet and Nutrition Search (Mayo Foundation)
    Provides a search engine for Mayo Clinic articles.

20. Environmental Projects and Activities for Children (National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences)
    NIEH provides dozens of lessons and activities related to improving the environment.

21. Health Problems from Pollution from A to Z (NIEHS)

22. Ecology - Health and Pollution Control by Grade (NIEHS)

23. Health and Medical Information (Healthfinder)
    Rated the number three education site by Web 100. Provides information on diseases, health, nutrition, prevention, and more. Also provides information by interest group.

24. Immunizations (Minnesota Department of Health)
    Provides immunization information. Includes Influenza, Pneumococcal Pneumonia, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, MMR, Hib, Polio, Varicella, Rotavirus, DTaP, and Td. 1-04

25. Refugee Health Assessments (Minnesota Department of Health)
    Provides information for refugees on gaining a health assessment in the United States. Although it is designed for Minnesota, similar guidelines apply for many other states. 6-99

26. Programs, Organizations, and Documents for Multicultural Health (Office of Minority Health Resource Center)
    Provides a directory and a search engine for multicultural health. Results of searches include abstracts or summaries of documents rather than the full documents 2-01

27. Cholesterol Prevention (National Institutes of Health - NHLBI)
    Describes the role of cholesterol in the body and how to prevent excessive buildup in the arteries. 3-00

28. Medicine and Health Biographies (PBS)
    Provides biographies of key contributors to western medicine and health over the 20th century. Also lists and describes key contributions to the fields on a timeline. 3-00

29. Health Quizzes (ivillage.com)
    Provides quizzes about health conditions.

30. National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
    Provides safety and health information at work for all people through research and prevention.

31. Water Contaminants - Sources (Nevada Bureau of Health Protection Services)
    Provides sources of information about sources of water contamination, by type of source.

32. Global Warming and Health (Scientific American - Epstein)
    Provides an analysis of likely consequences and patterns of health resulting from global warming. 11-00

33. Health Care - Alternative Cash Program for Home Care (IndependentChoices)
    Describes an alternative to institutional care from Medicaid. In the Arkansas state program, cash can go to the person with the medical or personal care needs and the person can actually hire the services that they specifically need. Expenses for this approach has so far shown to be less than for conventional Medicaid care and recipients seem to find the program much more useful. 1-01

34. Ethics - Bioethics Resources (National Institutes of Health)
    Provides articles and organizations addressing bioethics as it relates to biotechnology. 2-01

35. Worker Health and Safety Repealed by Congress (Philadelphia Enquirer - Gartner)
    Provides the opinion that Congress made a mistake by removing health and safety protections for workers. 3-02

36. Health News

37. Health Research

38. Recumbent Bicycles - Frequently Asked Questions (Health-Cycle.com)
    Provides the strengths and weaknesses of a recumbent bicycle compared to a standard bike. 6-01

39. Health of Three Billion People Affected by Pollution (MSNBC)
    Researchers report that 3 billion people are now seriously affected by pollution related to greenhouse gases and use of fossil fuels. While European nations have committed to reduce the pollution, President Bush has taken a go-slow approach on behalf of the USA. 8-01

40. Millions Die Each Year from Air Pollution (World Health Organization)
    States that up to three million people die each year as a direct result of air pollution. Identifies the types of pollutants that are harmful and provides guidelines for common pollutants. 8-01

41. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (National Institutes of Mental Health)
    Describes post-traumatic stress disorder (PSTD), a potentially strong reaction to experiencing or even witnessing a traumatic event. "About 30 percent of the men and women who have spent time in war zones experience PTSD." 9-01

42. Teens - Coping With Traumatic Events (Alberta Mental Health Board - Perry)
    Provides suggestions for helping teens handle traumatic events, particularly the September 11th attack against the United States. Tells them what might occur for them and how to deal with each type of reaction. Also called 911, 9-11, or 9/11. 9-01

43. Teachers - Helping Students Cope With Traumatic Events (Alberta Mental Health Board - Perry)
    Provides suggestions to teachers for helping students handle traumatic events, particularly the September 11th attack against the United States. Also called 911, 9-11, or 9/11. 9-01

44. Parents - Helping Children Cope With Traumatic Events (Alberta Mental Health Board - Perry)
    Provides suggestions to teachers for helping their children handle traumatic events, particularly the September 11th attack against the United States. Also called 911, 9-11, or 9/11. 9-01

45. Smallpox Has Been Eliminated (World Health Organization)
    The WHO certified in 1980 that smallpox has been eradicated. Editor's Note - It can only be introduced by terrorists, probably with the support of a rogue nation. It is considered the most likely bioterrorist threat. The USA has massive amounts of the vaccine if it should emerge. Treatment to prevent or reduce the illness can be taken as much as four days after exposure. 10-01

46. Unlikely Weapons - Tularemia (New York State Department of Health)
    Describes the disease and its treatment. Editor's Note - Although it is a possible bioterrorist weapon, it is not considered a likely weapon. 10-01

47. Ricin Poisoning (Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services)
    Provides basic facts about ricin, such as its source (castor beans), symptoms, and treatment after exposure. Ricin poisoning is not contagious. 11-01

48. Draft Standards for Cultural Competence in Delivering Health Care (HHS Office of Minority Health and Resources for Cross Cultural Health Care)
    Lists 14 standards and includes commentary. 3-02

49. Health Disparities Among Cultural and Ethnic Groups (National Center for Cultural Competence)
    "Nowhere are the divisions of race, ethnicity and culture more sharply drawn that in the health of the people in the United States." 3-02

50. Muslim Patients - Guidelines for Health Care Providers (Islamic Medical Association of North America - Athar)
    Provides basic suggestions for caring for a Muslim patient. 3-02