General Women's Health

• Centers for Disease Control (CDC) - Provides health information for travelers, addresses numerous health topics, and provides the latest health statistics for the US. Includes CDC information in Spanish, plus links to other Spanish language health sites.
  

• Health on the Net Foundation - This non-profit site provides medical information search tools and describes the HON Code of Conduct, which addresses the credibility and reliability of information provided on web sites.

• Mom MD - An online community for mothers who are practicing or studying medicine. Includes discussion groups, resources for women in medicine, and online bookstore, and much more.

• National Institutes of Health - Provides extensive, up-to-date health information- fact sheets, information on clinical trials, health hotlines, and research sources. Also provides information about research grants and how to apply.

• National Institute of Mental Health - This site provides a wealth of information on clinical trials and the latest research developments in the mental health arena.
  
  
• National Women's Health Information Center - This is the federal government's website for women's health. This website and toll-free call center was created to provide FREE, reliable health information for women everywhere. Browse our database for great resources or take a look through our Special Sections on topic areas like heart disease, disabilities and pregnancy.

• National Women's Health Resource Center - This site provides a health information and referral center for women, with information on a variety of health topics in both English and Spanish. There's also a calendar of on-going women's health events around the US.

• The Society for the Advancement of Women's Health Research - Geared towards providing information for women about medical research on women's health issues, this site provides articles on gender-based biology, as well as information on the organization's funding of various research projects and their outcomes.

• The US Government Department of Health and Human Services - From the Science Panel on Interactive Communication & Health, this site is geared towards teaching consumers how to evaluate medical information on the web.
  
  
• Books on Amazon.com - Search Amazon.com for books on general women's health or click here to view Dr. Donnica's list of recomended books.