February 8, 2012


Multilingual Health Database

Multilingual Health Database (French) provides translated full-text articles about common medical conditions and procedures in an easy-to-understand manner. These multilingual health database articles include full color illustrations, and links to the English version for easy reference.

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Consumer Health Complete

Consumer Health Complete is a comprehensive resource for consumer-oriented health content. It is designed to support the information needs of patients, and to foster an overall understanding of health-related topics.

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Teen Health & Wellness: Real Life, Real Answers

Teen Health and WellnessThe award-winning and critically acclaimed database from Rosen Publishing Online, provides students with curricular support and self-help on topics including diseases, drugs, alcohol, nutrition, fitness, mental health, diversity, family life, and more.

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Biotechnology: Changing Life Through Science

Biotechnology: Changing Life Through ScienceCovers biotechnological applications ranging across medicine, agriculture, and industry. Devoted to helping younger students and general readers understand the fast-developing science and issues related to: advances in biotechnology, the science of molecular biology and genetics.

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Women Wading Through the Web: A Health Toolkit

Do you rely on the Internet as a source of health information for yourself and your family, or as an “information prescription” for your clients? Then this Toolkit is for you! From beginners to experienced Internet users, the sheer volume of information can be daunting for all of us at times.

That is why the Women’s Health Matters website team at Women’s College Hospital created the resource Women Wading Through the Web: A Health Toolkit. We hope this online kit will help consumers navigate the often confusing maze of health information on the Web.

Ontarians Connect To More Health Care Options

Ontarians can now find health care close to home with the click of a
mouse.

For the first time, information about local health services is available
in a single place: www.ontario.ca/healthcareoptions. Using this site, people
can find the nearest walk-in and after-hours clinics, urgent care centres,
family health teams, general practitioners and emergency rooms by typing in
their postal codes.