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Reference |
General, multi-disciplinary, interdisciplinary reference, large general
e-text collections, also general consumer health science titles. |
| Academic Earth: Video Lectures from the World's Top Scholars |
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America's National Game: The Albert G. Spalding Collection of Early Baseball Photographs |
New York Public Library |
| Australian Dictionary of Biography |
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| Bloggapedia |
a human-edited, searchable, and subject-browsable blog directory |
| British Museum Collection Database |
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| The Canadian Encyclopedia |
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| College & University Rankings |
University of Illinois Libraries |
| Consumer Action |
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| Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care |
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| Food Timeline |
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| Foundation Center |
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| Global Health Facts |
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| Health News Review |
sub-titled: Grades for
Health News Reporting |
| HealthVideo.com |
developed by the NBC Digital Health Network; reliable consumer information |
| InteliHealth |
Aetna Insurance Company with Harvard Medical School |
| Intute: Health & Life Sciences |
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| Mayo Clinic |
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| Medical Encyclopedia Index |
University of Maryland Medical Center |
| MDVU: Movement Disorder Virtual University |
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| NetWellness.org |
University of Cincinnati, Ohio State University, Case Western Reserve University |
| OANDA: The Currency Site |
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| O*Net Online |
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Online Resources for Writers |
Amherst College; help writing academic essays |
| Office of Minority Health |
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| PDQ - NCI's Comprehensive Cancer Database |
U.S. National Institutes of Health |
| Population Reference Bureau |
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| Quintessential Careers
| Provides more than 4,000 pages of valuable career resources for college and graduate-level students; includes a variety of informative tutorials, college planning advice, a job database and links to a wide range of career sites. The sites main drawback is the ads that litter the interface and distract from actual content. |
| TED: Ideas Worth Spreading |
An annual Technology, Entertainment, Design TED conference, whose organizers challenge a primary speaker to give the talk of their lives in 20 minutes or less. More than 200 talks are available at this site; past speakers include Al Gore, Billy Graham, Jane Goodall, and Nicholas Negroponte. |
| Universal Usability: A Universal Design Approach to Web Usability |
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