Information Resources

American Medical Women's Association

The American Medical Women's Assn. has set-up a website with original health articles and information on women's health and an Ask A Woman Doctor feature. New articles and information are being added every few days.

American Society for Neuroscience

Information about the American Society for Neuroscience, its journals, publications, etc

ANU's Neuroscience Website

The Australian National University's Neuroscience Website, with information on staff, post & under-graduate programs, and neuroscience at ANU.

Biomechanics and Movement Science Listserver

Links to BIOMCH-L archives and other resources.

Clinical Gait Analysis

Clinical Gait Analysis (CGA) is a large online source of information on biomechanical gait analysis.

Cornucopia of Disability Information

CODI is a website, intended to serve as a community resource for consumers and professionals, via the Internet, disability related information in a wide variety of areas. The information addresses university (SUNY@Buffalo), local (Buffalo & WNY), state, national and international audiences.

Orthopaedic Medicine

Orthom.com provides information about orthopaedic medicine aimed at professionals, including physicians , physiotherapists and students. The site includes an online course (including + 800 pages and 80 videoclips) in the clinical examination, diagnosis and treatment of the shoulder, with courses on the elbow and the wrist planned for the future. Users must complete a free registration process in order to use the online course material. This site is available in English, French and Dutch.

SANTEL web server

The aim of this server, located in the green heart of Europe in Luxemburg, is to provide to health care professionals and students starting points to access Web-servers around the whole world as well as local information and medical related software. Thus we have regrouped a variety of telematic services to cover the needs and interests of the various health professionals. In order to do this, subjects are not limited to medical point of view, but also cover administrative, laboratory and other topics. Some of the text is in French (surprisingly!).

Sports Doc

SportsDoc is an interactive discovery learning experience dedicated to creating a more informed patient/physician relationship through an online game that reverses the role and allows you to "Play Doctor" by playing the role of a rookie intern and walking you through various (and often humorous) sports medicine injury-related examinations.