Subject Guide » Gerontology
Other Useful Websites in Gerontology
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AgenetAn information and referral network providing information about products and services important to older adults and their families. Topic areas include: Geriatric health, geriatric drugs, legal, insurance, financial, helpful products and caregiver support.
Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2000 [.pdf]
disABILITY Information and Resources
GerowebWayne State University , Institute of Gerontology website. Provides links to other websites on topics related to aging and gerontology.
Guide to Choosing a Nursing Home (PDF)
U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services
Healthtouch OnlineResources in a variety of health areas, including speech Pathology.
Institute for Minority Health ResearchEmory University, Rollins School of Public Health. An extensive list or resources related to minority health issues.
Kansas Elder Law NetworkDevoted to topics of interest to senior citizens and their advocates.
Medicine/Public Health InitiativeElectronic journals on the Web. Some are full text, and other journals with abstracts.
MedWeb Plus. Geriatrics
Michigan Electronic Library: Aging
National Archive of Computerized data on AgingA rich resource for researchers on aging. Includes many related links.
National Health Law ProgramThe National Health Law Program is a national public interest law firm that seeks to improve health care for America's working and unemployed poor, minorities, the elderly and people with disabilities.
National Health Law Program Racial/Cultural Issues
National Rehabilitation Information Center Database
National Senior Citizens Law Center
Resource Directory for Older People
Senior Information NetworkArticles, lists of resources and other information on topics such as care management, Alzheimer's, travel, housing and hospice care.
Seniors ChannelA variety of links and resources of interest to older adults.
Taking Care of Our Aging ParentsTime Magazine, Aug. 30th, 1999. Article includes links to other resources on aging.
The Contact Center NetworkMaintains a comprehensive Web directory of nonprofit resources arranged by geography and by issue.
University of North Carolina, Center for Minority AgingIncludes publications and other resources.
University of North TexasMinority Aging Resource Institute. Abstracts of articles on minority aging, from a variety of professional publications.
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