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Tue Dec 2

• Introduction, Consumer Health Web Manual
• Health Information Online: Sorting Out the Good from the Bad, and Who Uses It
• Canadian Health Libraries Association

Mon Dec 1

• 2008 Survey of Health Care Consumers | Health Care Consumerism | Center for Health Solutions - Deloitte LLP: An American study, but yields some interesting information.

Sat Nov 29

• Chis Sweet Home - Crunchyroll Library

Tue Nov 25

• Top 100 Health Websites You Can Trust (CAPHIS - MLA): The top 100 health websites for 2008, chosen by the Consumer and Patient Health Information Section (CAPHIS) of the Medical Library Association (MLA). The list is divided into sections: general health, men's health, women's health, parenting & kids, seniors' health, specific topic sites, for professionals, for US drug information, and other useful health sites.
• Primer to Action 2: Social determinants of health (Ontario Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance): This resource for health and community workers, activists and local residents explains how the social determinants of health (income, education, employment, housing, food and inclusion) affect chronic disease and what can be done.
• Moving HEAL Strategy Forward (Ontario Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance): This consultative report describes four priorities (healthy eating, physical activity, health promotion and chronic disease prevention strategies) to implement Ontario?s Action Plan for Healthy Eating and Active Living (HEAL), aimed at reducing the physical inactivity, poor nutrition and overweight are the leading causes of chronic health problems in non-smokers of Ontario. PDF reader required.

Mon Nov 24

• World Health Organization (WHO): Provides global statistics and disease prevalence information. Describes diseases, conditions and other health topics. Links to health atlas, WHO statistical information and regional statistics. Provides information at the country level, travel health information, and a number of important health publications. Describes WHO projects.
• Stress (Reach Out, Australia): Describes stress and how teens can cope with it. Discusses over-stress, how relationships can contribute to teen stress, and how to manage stress. Links to a quiz on exam stress.

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