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Translation
English / Arabic Translator:WorldLingo

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Collections of General Health Information
Common Health Topics:NSW Dept. of Health, AU [437 articles] [Link to English is in Resource Details] [Tutorial]
Health Information:Healthy Roads Media [14 articles] [English]
Health Information Translations:Ohio State University Medical Center [118 bilingual articles]
Health Materials:Wayne State University [106 articles] [bilingual article or link to English]
Health Information in Arabic:MedlinePlus

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Cancer
Blood-Related Cancers
Leukemias, Lymphomas and Myeloma:Leukaemia Foundation of Australia [English]
Managing Symptoms and Side Effects
Anemia:Inova Health System [English]
Chemotherapy Tips:Inova Health System [English]
Neutropenia (Infections):Inova Health System [English]
Thrombocytopenia (Low Platelets):Inova Health System [English]

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Diabetes
Diabetes:Georgia State University [bilingual article]
Diabetes Information:Diabetes Australia [English]

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Infections
Gonorrhoea, Chlamydia and Syphilis:AVERT, UK [English]
HIV/AIDS & Hepatitis C [English]
HIV and AIDS:National Aids Trust, UK [English]
Meningitis and Septicaemia:Meningitis Research Foundation [English]
Sexually Transmitted Diseases:AVERT, UK [English]
Tuberculosis:Queensland Government, AU [English]
Vaccine Information Statements:CDC [links to foreign & English articles]

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Mental Health
Asperger Syndrome:National Autistic Society, UK [English]
Autism:National Autistic Society, UK [English]
Child & Adolescent Mental Health:AACAP [English] [Tutorial]
Depression:Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK [English]
Depression:University of Michigan [English]
How to Improve Your Mental Wellbeing:National Association for Mental Health, UK [English]
Post Natal Depression:Mental Health Trust, UK [English]

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Other Diseases and Disorders
Dementia Information:Alzheimer's Australia [English]
Ectopic Pregnancy:Ectopic Pregnancy Trust, UK [English]
Hemophilia:World Federation of Hemophilia [English]
Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) Information:PKD Foundation [English]
Skin Diseases:St. Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, AU [English]
Spinal Cord Injury:Spinal Cord Injury Association, UK [English]
Tuberculosis:Minnesota Dept. of Health [English]
Women's Health Information:Royal Women's Hospital, AU [English]

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Other Health Topics
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning:CDC [English]
Diagnostic Tests:Health Information Translations:Ohio State University Medical Center [bilingual articles]
Emergency Contraception:Not-2-Late.com [English]

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Emergency Preparedness
Disaster Preparedness:Health Information Translations:Ohio State University Medical Center [bilingual articles]
27 Things to Help You Survive an Earthquake:American Red Cross [English]
Helping Young Children Cope With Trauma:American Red Cross [English]
Pandemic Flu Planning Checklist:U.S. Dept of Health & Human Services [English]

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