The Seven Best Health and Medical Information Websites
And you don’t have to live in Ohio to enjoy these websites:
WebMD A plethora of information awaits you. What causes fatigue? What can you substitute for corn syrup? Does the “Master Cleanse Diet” work? What vitamins cut stroke risk? The answers to these questions and much more can be easily found on this website. And the topics change daily, so you’ll always have relevant information to read.
MayoClinic Reliable medical information is presented on an easily-navigated website. Popular topics discussed include alternative medicine, fitness, cancer recurrence and dealing with depression. A popular feature is “Asking a Mayo Clinic Specialist.”
MedicineNet “We bring Doctor’s knowledge to you” is their motto. And the website is packed with interesting information. From articles on “Universal flu drugs” to “Hidden truths of dreams,” the topics discussed are always helpful. “Featured Patient Discussions” and “Doctor-to-Patient”/Patient-to-Patient Stories are two of the more popular website features.
MSN Health Site contents include weight loss, nutrition, fitness, expert advice, FDA recalls and dozens of other subjects. A “Health Topics” library and a Message Board allow interaction between the consumer and the website. The “food and recipe” section is quite popular.
Drugs.com Keeping track and identifying your medications is made easy with this website. The free “Mednotes” system gives the consumer instant advice, warnings and interactions for all of their medications. More than 24,000 prescription drugs are reviewed.
Yahoo Health Heath expert advice and informative videos are among the features of this website. Health news is updated daily and a free “diet evaluation is usually prominently displayed on the front page. Sorry Yahoo Fantasy Football plans…there are no fantasy tips on this website.
RightHealth Featured videos and updated news clips provided “HealthVideo.”Common health topics discussed include diabetes, prostrate cancer, breast cancer and pregnancy. Other contributors to the site are “Familydoctor.org,” “Fatsecret” and “Daily Apple.”
For Ohio residents, additional health and medical insurance information can be found at http://www.ohioquotes.com
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