The sites listed below seem to be reliable sources of health information. However, if you have any concerns about your own health, we recommend that you see a health care provider. We cannot be totally sure about the accuracy of information you may find on the web, but believe that access to a variety of health information helps you to become a better consumer of health care.

Alcohol, Tobacco, Drugs, Gambling
Quit Smoking
Facts on Tap
Gambling Resource

Eating Issues
Eating Issues: Something Fishy web site
Healthy Eating: Body Image, Eating Disorder information

Fitness and Nutrition
Nutrition Information Center
Sports Injuries
Vegetarian Times

Men's Health
Men's Health Issues
Testicular Cancer

Sexual Health
American Social Health Association
Go Ask Alice-an interactive question and answer line

Women's Health
Breast Cancer
4 College Women.org
Health Information for Minority Women
National Women's Health Information Center
Women's Health

Sites with Multiple Health Topics
Center for Disease Control
E-medicine Consumer Health
Family Doctor
Mayo Clinic
MEDLINEplus
Minnesota Department of Health
National Institutes of Health
SELF-CARE information
Traveler's Health Information
Web Medicine
First Aid Information