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The Web is a valuable source of information, however, there are some cautions.
We would encourage you to read the following article to enable you to assess online health information.



How to Assess Online Health Information - Five Questions to Ask
article originally posted on
womenshealthmatters.ca

Statistics tell us that most web users now look for health information online at least occasionally, and that many of us see the web as an important source of health information. In response to this interest, there are literally thousands of sites that offer health information on various topics.

Among the crowd, how do you decide whether a website is a reliable source of information? Lori Lyons, former Women’s Health Matters Content Manager, offered some thoughts on the subject.

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Provincial ALS Societies with web sites:
Other ALS Organizations:

Special Friends

Resources for children:
         March of Faces space for kids
         http://www.march-of-faces.org/KIDS/moe1.html

Primary Lateral Sclerosis - PLS: 

Basic information – Sponsored by a research organization:

Basic information: 

Research: 

Clinical Trial Database - Mainly US. Search by disease - http://clinicaltrials.gov.

About Rilutek - manufacturer site - http://www.alsinfo.com/index.jsp.


Assistive Technology:

  • http://www.tetrasociety.org/ - A voluntary organization of Canadian and US engineers and technicians who help to solve your assistive devices challenges
  • www.abledata.com - Information on assistive technology and rehabilitation equipment sponsored by the US National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research
  • www.speakingdifferently.org - Speaking Differently is a national organization for persons with dsabilities who communicate in different ways.

General Health Resources:

Stem Cells:

Individual web sites:

Hospice & Palliative Care

Caregiving:

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