Health Links

At Women's & Family Health Specialists we take pride in providing you the resources you need, to make life’s most important decisions.

Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding information and support. www.breastfeeding.com

American Social Health Association

Information about sexually transmitted diseases. www.ashastd.org

Centers for Disease Control

www.cdc.gov

MedicineNet

Provides a wide range of health and wellness information for the consumer. www.medicinenet.com

Medline Plus

A source of wide range of health, medical topics and tutorials provided as a service of the National Library of Medicine and National Health Institute. www.medlineplus.gov

National Library of Medicine

Excellent resource to research drugs and other medical information. www.nlm.nih.gov

National Osteoporosis Foundation

Working to make bone health a reality and a lifelong priority for all individuals. www.nof.org

National Cancer Institute

A source of cancer information, research updates and includes information about HPV, breast and endometrial cancer. www.cancer.gov

NovaSure

Explains the endometrial ablation procedure for heavy menstrual bleeding. www.novasure.com

Endometriosis

Provides medical information and support for the patient regarding Endometriosis. www.endometriosis.org

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Association, Inc.

Provides medical information and support for the patient regarding PCOS. www.pcosupport.org

The National Women’s Health Information Center

U.S. Health & Human Services general information geared for women. www.womenshealth.gov

Health Central

This site provides personal health information, news, e-commerce, community and other interactive services. www.healthcentral.com

WebMD

Provides medical information and services for consumers, physicians, and other health providers, features a section on Women’s Health and interactive tools. www.webmd.com

American Diabetes Association

A source of information pertaining to Diabetes Information & Management. www.diabetes.org

American Heart Association

The American Heart Association is a national voluntary health agency to help reduce disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke. www.heart.org