| Bipolar_Kids Fact sheet about this illness in children touches upon ADHD. |
| Bipolar_Parents_List Provides sign-up for email discussion group, newsletter. |
| BPkeepers Aimed at parents of bipolar children, includes chat room. |
| Facts_About_Childhood-Onset_Bipolar_Disorder Fact sheet details symptoms, treatment, prognosis. (NAMI) |
| Juvenile_Bipolar_Research_Foundation Nonprofit dedicated to research into etiology of this illness. |
| Parenting_Bipolar_Children Links cover various aspects of illness, message board. |
| Bipolar_Disorder_Can_Affect_Young_Children,_May_Co-Exist_With_ADHD Article summarizes recent findings. (April 28, 2000) |
| Diagnosis_and_Treatment_of_Bipolar_Disorder_in_Children_and_Adolescents Article reviews obstacles, needed improvements. (May 1, 1996) |
| Amato_Reishi_&_Kyotan_Group A lecture on research into the anti-inflammatory properties of Ganoderma Lucidum in the treatment of Alzheimer's Disease. |
| Ancient_Way__Chinese_Herbs Offers consultations from a licensed practitioner, with essays and information about acupuncture and Taoism. |
| Ask_The_Oriental_Herbalist Offering health consultations in West Virginia, USA, with FAQ and practitioner details. |
| AskDrWang_com Offers consultation, and herbal formulas, with background information. |
| Chinese_Herb_Academy Voluntary organization of licensed healthcare practitioners, matriculated students and postgraduate academics specializing in Chinese Herbal Medicine. |
| Chinese_Herb_Garden Provides articles, recipes, products, and pharmaceutic factors of traditional Chinese medicine or sinomedicine. |
| Chinese_Herbal_Medicine_for_Irritable_Bowel_Syndrome Herb World News research review of a clinical trial demonstrating the effectivenenss of Chinese herbal medical formulas in the treatment of Irritable Bowel Syndrome. |
| Chinese_Herbal_Therapies_for_Refractory_Diseases Lists herbal therapies of traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of different refractory diseases, with clinical efficacy information. |
| Chinese_Herbs_&_Company A guide for herbal supplements, describing a variety of remedies. |
| Chinese_Medicine_and_Cancer Referenced article by Richard Walters describing Chinese medicine's role in the treatment of cancer, evidence of its effectiveness, and what one can expect during treatment. |
| Chinese_Medicine_in_the_Treatment_of_Estrogen_Dependent_Tumors Article by Subhuti Dharmanada, PhD. Investigates the current concerns and uses of Chinese herbal medicine and plant estrogens in breast cancer, women's health, and medical research. |
| Conquering_Chronic_Diseases_Without_Drugs_or_Surgery Articles by Julia Chang, M.Sc. Text on Chinese and Western approaches in gallstone removal, gallbladder problems, liver diseases and woman health problems such as estrogen dominance and endometriosis. |
| Giovanni_Maciocia Offers herbal medicine articles, research books, a tongue diagnosis gallery, news, and a bulletin board. |
| International_Health_News Summaries of research concerning Chinese herbal medicine. |
| ITM_Online_Institute_for_Traditional_Medicine A research, education, and information center for Chinese, Oriental, Tibetan, and Aruyvedic medicines. Find presentations, and articles about Chinese medicine and its theories, herbal remedies, and he |
| Oriental_Medicine Provides information on oriental and Chinese medicine for professionals and consumers. Includes articles about basic theory, differentiation of syndromes, acupuncture points, herb properties, and medi |
| Rocky_Mountain_Herbal_Institute_(RMHI) Chinese Herbal Medicine Database for Practitioners with Latin and Pinyin references. Includes information about botanical classification, dosage, contraindications, preparation, physiological notes an |
| ual_Hormones_and_Reproductive_Imbalances_Materia_Medica Article by Christopher Hobbs. Addresses some important herbs for both men and women regarding hormonal and reproductive health concerns. The list of herbs describes their actions, uses, energetics, an |
| TCM_Basics Provides information on the basics of traditional Chinese medicine, theory, diagnosis, and herb classifications. |
| Bordetella_Bronchiseptica Description of the disease and its causes. Intranasal vaccination as a means to combat upper respiratory infections. Information for clients, breeders, and veterinarians about the vaccine. |
| Cat_Vaccines Guide to common vaccines, information on vaccine associated sarcoma. |
| Feline_Vaccines__Benefits_and_Risks A site from the Cornell Feline Health Center discussing the risks of vaccine-associated sarcoma and vaccine practices. |
| Vaccination_Guidelines Vaccination guidelines from the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine. |
| Vaccine_Associated_Feline_Sarcoma_Task_Force Comprehensive information on feline vaccines with benefits and risks, such as the increased incidence of soft tissue sarcomas occurring at vaccine sites. |
| VAS__Awareness Organization providing information on vaccine associated sarcoma. Disease information, handouts, links to additional information, profiles of the VAS cats they've cared for. |
| Addicts_Seeking_Recovery A message board where you can come to express your feelings on your addiction and your recovery. |
| CEDRO_Centre_for_Drug_Research Combines epidemiological and longitudinal research on illicit drugs, addiction theory, and drug policy developments in Europe. Articles in English, Dutch, French, German, Italian and Russian. |
| Community_Drug_Alert_Bulletin_on_Club_Drugs From the National Institute on Drug Abuse information about MDMA (Ecstasy), GHB, Rohypnol, ketamine, methamphetamine, and LSD. |
| Drug_Free_Pennsylvania A non-profit organization created in 1990 by a coalition of community leaders with a mission of reinforcing youth anti-drug attitudes through a statewide program. |
| Drugs_and_Death_CD A multimedia CD-ROM on the dangers, effects, and consequences of illegal drug abuse. It is intended for use by teenagers, parents, and teachers. |
| Drugs_Information Information on heroin, cannabis, cocaine, crack, LSD, magic mushrooms, poppers, speed, Yaba, and opiates. This site also shows how these harmful drugs are taken and what symptoms to look out for. |
| Drugsbase Database with information on illicit drugs. |
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