The Internet has a lot to offer, but not all sources of consumer health information are reliable, easy to use, and worth the effort to locate. Some medical sites want to be everything to all people while others have a very narrow focus. Be wary about information with too narrow a focus. Don't be fooled into believing that information provided by a computer always equals quality and convenience.
Dates can mean when the information was first written, first included on the site, or last revised.
If the website is large, this is an absolute must. Remember glitz does not equal quality. Lack of glitz and glamour doesn't necessarily mean lack of substance. Library Home Page - Health Center Home Page Copyright 1999. All Rights Reserved.