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Health On The Web

American Institute for Cancer Research, http://www.aicr.org, offers updates on

AICR funded cancer research, AICR newsletter articles, AICR syndicated cooking

and nutrition newspaper columns, recipes, listing of AICR-funded research

grants, free educational publications for AICR, science news, research news,

links to other cancer information sites.

BioRAP, a national publication aimed at middle school teachers and students,

is now available free of charge on the Internet (http://www.biorap.org).

Informs young people about health and science, including such topics as

cancer, skin care, aging, AIDS, and careers in biological research and

technology. Also includes thought-provoking activities, cartoons, word games,

and instructions for experiments.

National Headache Foundation, http://www.headaches.org, a nonprofit

organization dedicated to educate the public to the fact that headaches are

serious disorders and sufferers need understanding and continuity of care, to

promote research into potential headache causes and treatments, to serve as an

information resource sufferers, their families, and the physicians who treat

them.

AIDS information on the Internet

(http://h-devil-www.mc.duke.edu/h-devil/std/hiv.htm) provides basic

information on safer sex, how one can contract/prevent HIV transmission, what

testing is needed to determine HIV status, statistics and news;

http://www.without-repression.com/health/ads/html offers daily summaries about

current issues on HIV/AIDS and the people affected by it, fundraising ideas,

and where the AIDS quilt will be exhibited; http://www.mvoices.org is an

interactive forum for AIDS action and information sponsored by Mother's

Voices, with a database for current news, poems, views, essays;

http://www.cdc.gov/cdc.html, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

site.