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Last Update
8 June 2013
Introduction
See also British Columbia health libraries
| Complementary & alternative medicine (CAM) | Consumer health information | Evaluating health information | Reference services
This guide to health information is tailored specifically to British Columbians (or those interested in) seeking information to help health consumers monitor their overall self-care and wellness. Its aim is to provide a starting point for information providers and librarians in their support of consumers and patients seeking information in health especially in finding reliable, authoritative information on drugs and medications, diseases and syndromes and in complementary and alternative medicine or integrative medical care.
Key
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4 stars denotes librarian-selected, high quality information. Starred sites are great places to begin your research.
PubMed Health provides health information written at the college or university-level.
MedlinePlus (U.S.) provides access to easy-to-read health information.
- An online or print publication intended to present Canadian health information for Canadians
Start here
Complementary and alternative (CAM) medicine
Dictionaries
Directories
Diseases & syndromes
Drugs & medications
Textbooks in medicine
Lab tests
Medical research
Public health
Statistics in health
Websites for your kids' health
See also
Disclaimer
Disclaimer:
The HLWIKI International Advisory makes consumer health information (CHI) available to all -- however, it is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as advice or as a substitute for consulting a doctor. While we strive to keep all content current and correct, we make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability or suitability of information, products, services, or related graphics contained here or on any of the websites listed. Only qualified health providers can provide health care e.g., they will take your health history, examine you, and bring their expertise and experience to bear on evaluating you. Put simply, advice regarding your care should always include your physician and other health providers. Please ask your local health librarian for further assistance.