Health Answers: CRRL's Guide to Health Resources

"Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to stay where we are."
-Mason Cooley

There is nothing that affects a person's well-being so much as good health or a lack of it. It is the rare individual indeed who can pass through life completely unaffected by any medical condition or disease. Our experience at the library has been that people want to know as much as possible about their ailments and what alternatives are available to them. To that end, we recommend you try these sources to find information and support. Please note that you should always consult your physician with any questions regarding your health problems.

Articles from a varied collection of general-interest health and fitness magazines, scholarly medical journals, pamphlets, and more.

Gale Group Infotrac Health Reference Center: Facilitates simple and advanced searching of a varied collection of general-interest health and fitness magazines, scholarly medical journals, pamphlets, and more. To access this database, please enter your 14-digit library card number and select the database from the list of available options:

Explore the best of the Web with this collection of useful Web sites selected by CRRL librarians.

Healthfinder Your free guide to reliable health information. A service of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
MEDLINEplus Consumer health information from the National Library of Medicine
Top 10 Sites Click here for the Top 10 Health Sites recommended by the Medical Library Association
	Featured Site Center for Mental Health Services Knowledge Exchange Network Created by: United States Department of Health and Human Services The Knowledge Exchange Network (KEN) "provides information about mental health via a toll-free telephone number (), this web site and more than 200 publications." Find links to "Federal, State, and local organizations dedicated to treating and preventing mental illness.", the Knowledge Exchange Network (KEN) "provides information about mental health via a toll-free telephone number (), this web site and more than 200 publications." Find links to "Federal, State, and local organizations dedicated to treating and preventing mental illness." See all Mental Health links!