21	http://www.health.gov.au/pubhlth/stra teg/communic/factsheets/anthrax.htm
	Anthrax is a disease normally associated with plant-eating animals. Once common where livestock were raised, it is now controlled through...
26	http://funrsc.fairfield.edu/~jfleitas /megan.html
	A personal story - as a three year-old child, the youngest of eight, I witnessed my extremely athletic, fifteen year old brother, collapse just outside his bedroom door...
48	http://clos.net/01-obesity/obesity_pe .htm
	Genetic predisposition may explain approximately one fifth of blood clots cases in women, which implies...
48	http://www.b9.com/albumin/199806/msg0 0063.html
	Low albumin message board
48	http://www.cancerconsultants.com/RxOv erview/SupportiveCareOverview/Neutropenia.html
	The most common reason that cancer patients experience neutropenia is as a side effect of chemotherapy. Chemotherapy-induced neutropenia typically occurs...
48	http://www.eattoheal.com/bloodclots.h tml
	Clot formation inside healthy blood vessels is abnormal and potentially life threatening. Such clots are frequent complications of...
48	http://www.heartinfo.com/reuters2000/ 001110elin014.htm
	Certain conditions experienced in airplanes--including low pressure, low oxygen, dehydration and lack of activity may contribute to the formation of blood clots, which could lead to...
48	http://www.plasmatherapeutics.org/ppt a_worldwide/wo_albumin.htm
	Albumin is a plasma-derived medicine used in a wide range of patients for various conditions including severe burns, trauma and other life-threatening conditions. Albumin also possesses the correct properties to be an effective treatment for..
50	http://laran.waisman.wisc.edu/fv/www/ lib_fop.htm
	Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva support group
58	http://www.cancerconsultants.com/RxOv erview/SupportiveCareOverview/Neutropenia.html
	The most common reason that cancer patients experience neutropenia is as a side effect of chemotherapy. Chemotherapy-induced neutropenia typically occurs...
75	http://clos.net/01-obesity/obesity_pe .htm
	Genetic predisposition may explain approximately one fifth of blood clots cases in women, which implies...
75	http://www.eattoheal.com/bloodclots.h tml
	Clot formation inside healthy blood vessels is abnormal and potentially life threatening. Such clots are frequent complications of...
75	http://www.heartinfo.com/reuters2000/ 001110elin014.htm
	Certain conditions experienced in airplanes--including low pressure, low oxygen, dehydration and lack of activity may contribute to the formation of blood clots, which could lead to...
1	http://home1.gte.net/jmayeux/pf1/adap t/adapt7.html
	Achondroplasia - Tips sent in throughout the US, including several short-statured adults who wish to share their tips gained from lifelong experience.
1	http://scottishritechildrens.org/serv ices/orthoachon.shtml
	I used to have a hard time concentrating at school because of the pain in my knee. Since the operation...
1	http://teddybearfoundation.org/about. htm
	What was anticipated to be a happy, wonderous event became shrouded... in sadness when, immediatly after Theodora's birth, the doctors diagnosed her with Achondroplasia...
1	http://www.healthanswers.com/adam/top /view.asp?filename=001577.htm
	Achondroplasia - Causes, incidence, and risk factors; Prevention; Symptoms; Signs and tests; Treatment...
10	http://journals.chestnet.org/chest/v1 12n3S/118a.html
	Does Alpha 1 Antityypsin Deficiency increase the risk of complications following lung transplantation in emphysema?
10	http://sadieo.ucsf.edu/alf/alffinal/i nfoalpha1at.html
	Alpha-1 - antitrypsin deficiency is a hereditary disease that may lead to hepatitis and cirrhosis. It is the most common genetic cause of liver disease in children.
10	http://www.alpha1.org.uk/About_Alpha/ about_alpha_home.htm
	What is alpha-1 antitrypsin?
10	http://www.alpha1.org.uk/Forms/How_to _Join.htm
	Mailing list for Alpha-1 Support UK - join here...
10	http://www.alpha1.org.uk/Mailing_List /Introduction.htm
	Another Alpha-1 e mail list
10	http://www.alpha1.org.uk/Treatment/tr eatment_home.htm
	Availability of Treatment - Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency
10	http://www.alpha1.org.uk/members/Robi n/Robins_Home.html
	Alpha-1 Newsletter
10	http://www.alpha1.org/gen_faq.htm
	Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency - Frequently asked questions and general information
10	http://www.droom.demon.co.uk/index.ht ml
	Information for sufferers of Alpha1-antitrypsin deficiency
10	http://www.inhale.com/alpha1.htm
	Background on Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency Disease...
100	http://203.157.40.2/users/tapanok/med -prev-om.htm
	Prevention of Otitis Media...
100	http://208.201.115.37/library/osteopa thy/do005.htm
	Otitis Media and Osteopathic Treatment
100	http://daily-apple.com/level3/c3/eahm c3.htm
	Tips to help prevent the upper respiratory infections, which may lead to otitis media
100	http://detnews.com/menu/stories/12440 .htm
	A wet ear canal has provided the setting for many a case of repeat ear infections. Some ears are anatomically set up for such infections...
100	http://familydoctor.org/handouts/025. html
	Hearing Problems in Children
100	http://kidshealth.org/parent/general/ eyes/hear.html
	Hearing Evaluation in Children
100	http://kidshealth.org/parent/general/ infections/swimmer_ear.html
	Its most outstanding symptom is severe ear pain that gets worse when the earlobe, or other outside part of the ear, is touched or moved. Hearing may decrease in the affected ear if...
100	http://weber.u.washington.edu/~lcheap /ear-faq.html
	Misc.kids Frequently Asked Questions Ear Infections and Ear Tubes...
100	http://www.ability.ns.ca/v5n3/v5n3p9. html
	Developing a New Lifestyle Or How to Live With a Vestibular Disorder
100	http://www.cccd.edu/faq/tinnitus.html
	Tinnitus FAQ
100	http://www.cdc.gov/nceh/cddh/fact/feh di.htm
	Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program
100	http://www.cybername1.com/adv/mainpag e-net.html
	Meniere's Forum and Support Group
100	http://www.earinfections.com/html/inf ections/complications.html
	Ear Infections - complications
100	http://www.earinfections.com/html/inf ections/facts.html
	Facts and Stats
100	http://www.earinfections.com/html/inf ections/options.html
	Otitis Media - Treatment Options
100	http://www.earinfections.com/html/inf ections/prevention.html
	Ear Infections - prevention tips
100	http://www.earnosethroatmds.com/page3 5.html
	Meniere's Disease: New Treatment Options...
100	http://www.ent.utmem.edu/vestibulococ h/aied.html
	Facts about Autoimmune Inner Ear Disease
100	http://www.ent.utmem.edu/vestibulococ h/menieresmed.html
	Medical Treatment for Meniere's Disease
100	http://www.entmanual.com/swimmer%27s_ ear_%28otitis_externa%29.htm
	Movement of the ear can be painful. In more severe infections, some redness of the outside part of the ear or the surrounding face can occur. Treatment usually will require...
100	http://www.healthtouch.com/level1/lea flets/aslha/aslha086.htm
	Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is the leading viral cause of hearing loss in...
100	http://www.neuro.nwu.edu/programs/ves tib/edu/bppv.html
	Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo - Office Treatment, Home treatment and Surgical Treatment
100	http://www.neuro.nwu.edu/programs/ves tib/edu/menieres.html
	Questions and answers about M=E9ni=E8re's Disease
100	http://www.neuro.nwu.edu/programs/ves tib/edu/vneurit.html
	About 5% of all dizziness is due to vestibular neuritis or labyrinthitis.
100	http://www.nih.gov/news/WordonHealth/ jun98/story05.htm%23TOP
	Untreated Ear Infections Threaten Hearing
100	http://www.nyee.edu/otolaryn/neuroFAQ .htm
	FAQ about Acoustic Neuroma
100	http://www.nyee.edu/otolaryn/vestifaq .htm
	FAQs about Vestibular Problems
100	http://www.oticon.com/SndHea/CoHeLoSU .html
	Common Causes of Conductive Hearing Losses
100	http://www.oticon.com/SndHea/SoHeLoSU .html
	Hearing Loss: Symptoms in Adults, Symptoms in Infants
100	http://www.tinnitusformula.com/index. html
	How can high potency herbal compounds treat Tinnitus?
100	http://www.vh.org/Patients/IHB/Oto/AA O/Dizzy.html
	Vestibular Disorders - Dizziness and Motion Sickness
101	http://medinfo.wustl.edu/~ysp/MSN/pos ts/archives/may97/863558070.Vi.r.html
	Where exactly did the Ebola virus origionate from?
101	http://www.lfc.edu/~musilam/bio2.htm
	Ebola virus is a relatively recently discovered virus, that when it infects humans, caries with it a 50-90% fatality rate...symptoms include...incubation, diagnosis and therapy,transmission and containment.
101	http://www.niaid.nih.gov/newsroom/hns truct.htm
	Scientists Report Advance in Tackling Common Viral Respiratory Disease
101	http://www.outbreak.org/cgi-unreg/dyn aserve.exe/Ebola/faq.html
	Frequently-Asked-Questions about Ebola
102	http://thesullivangroup.com/audio9.ht m
	Early Diagnosis is Essential
102	http://www.cdc.gov/od/oc/media/pressr el/ectopic.html
	CDC Researchers report increased risk of Ectopic Pregnancy after tubal sterilization
102	http://www.chirurgie-endo.asso.fr/end osurg/1+CICE/sodecov/anglais/k7/c03k7.htm
	Ectopic pregnancies are becoming more and more frequent...1975 the rate was 1 EP for 131 births, and in 1981, 1 for 86
102	http://www.healthanswers.com/adam/top /view.asp?filename=000895.htm&rdir
	Information, causes, treatments, etc
102	http://www.htv.co.uk/wales/rhp/fshtm2 /fsectopi.html
	...occurs in about 1 in 50 pregnancies, and carries the risk of severe haemorrhage
102	http://www.obgyn.net/women/med-chest/ med50204.htm
	Ectopic Pregnancy, still a menace
102	http://www.rxmed.com/illnesses/ectopi c_pregnancy.html
	Ectopic pregnancy - Signs and Symptoms during early stages and late stages
102	http://www.silentvoices.org/eptopic.h tml
	Symptoms, Diagnosis, If an ectopic pregnancy is confirmed, there are few options available...
102	http://www.users.nac.net/jordy/infopg s/ectopic.htm
	What are the risk factors for ectopic pregnancy?
102	http://www.womenshealth.org/ask/ectop ic.htm
	How are ectopic pregnancies treated?
103	http://dermconsultants.com/footeczema .htm
	Treatment of a Child with Foot Eczema
103	http://ei.addr.com/nutrients.html
	List of nutrients which have shown to be effective in relieving Eczema.
103	http://www.aad.org/ss00/atopicDerm.ht ml
	Atopic Dermatitis
103	http://www.aafp.org/patientinfo/eczem a.html
	Skin Diseases/Eczema - Tips on How to Care for Your Eczema
103	http://www.allergyasthma.com/archives /allergy03.html
	Atopic Dermatitis: Treatment and Prevention.
103	http://www.allergyasthma.com/archives /allergy12.html
	Eczema: Treatment And Prevention
103	http://www.healthherbs.com/sing248.ht m
	Pau D'Arco. It has been used as a panacea in South America for centuries. Research has shown that it contains a natural antibacterial agent, has a healing effect on the entire body...
103	http://www.mcare.org/healthtips/homec are/eczema.htm
	Eczema - General Information
103	http://www.njc.org/MFhtml/EcZ_MF.html
	Eczema - Irritants. Environmental factors can have a big effect on your eczema.
104	http://cancernet.nci.nih.gov/clinpdq/ supportive%5Fpat/Pruritus%5FPatient.html
	PDQ-Supportive Care-Patients: Pruritus
104	http://commlink.atlantic.county.lib.n j.us/eds.htm
	Southern New Jersey Branch and Support Group: Ehlers-Danlos National Foundation
104	http://weber.u.washington.edu/~dboone /key/subjects/arthritis/ezzzzzzz1_2.html
	At least 9 different types of EDS have been identified. Symptoms vary depending on which type of EDS a person has. Treatment will vary, depending on how EDS affects you. Nonetheless, one or more of the following treatments and precautions may be recommended...
104	http://www.arthritis.org/Answers/Dise aseCenter/eds.asp
	Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS)
104	http://www.atv.ndirect.co.uk/General. htm
	About the Ehlers-Danlos Support Group in the UK
104	http://www.harrogate.org/xe3.htm
	The Group was formed to provide information, encouragement and understanding support for sufferers of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), their families, friends and carers. Members can share ideas etc., for mutual support...
104	http://www.kidshealth.org/parent/infe ctions/skin/erythema%5Ftoxicum.html
	Erythema Toxicum
104	http://www.medstudents.com.br/metdis/ metdis7.htm
	The main clinical manifestations are skin fragility, abnormal scar formation, excessive bruising, joint laxity and sometimes rupture of viscera and arteries...
105	http://detnews.com/1997/young/9711/30 /11070008.htm
	Emphysema sufferers will notice a shortness of breath because the lungs' tiny holes can no longer extract oxygen from the air and reject poisonous carbon dioxide. More and more of the air sacs collapse and the patient progressively loses the ability to...
105	http://encarta.msn.com/find/Concise.a sp?ti=0024D000
	Although the exact cause is unknown, bronchial spasm, infection, irritation, or a combination of the three seem to be contributory. The highest degree of occurrence is among...
105	http://www.emphysemafoundation.org/co pdcbro.htm
	COPD What Is It?
105	http://www.hslib.washington.edu/your_ health/hbeat/hb950523.html
	More than 500,000 Americans suffer from some degree of emphysema each year
105	http://www.mcare.org/healthtips/homec are/emphysem.htm
	Emphysema - Signs and Symptoms, Treatment and Care
105	http://www.snowcrest.net/writers/ailm ents/324.html
	Alleviating the phlegm associated with Emphysema
106	http://endostory.com/
	...Here Is My Story I created this web site in hopes of offering support to other women battling with endometriosis. I am fairly new to this disease, but I would like to share what I have experienced so far...
106	http://members.aol.com/raven2wren/ind ex.html
	Endometriosis info page, Inspirational Thoughts Page, family web pages
106	http://members.xoom.com/China_Rose/en dohome.htm
	Through my personal struggles with this disease, I've learned a few things...
106	http://members.xoom.com/China_Rose/en dohome2.htm
	ChinaRose's - a Personal Endometriosis Story
106	http://www.cdc.net/~wolfekat/WITS.htm
	An online support group for women battling Endometriosis. Currently there are over 1,000 people subscribed to this group.
106	http://www.cmhc.com/factsfam/endo.htm
	It is estimated that between 10 and 20 percent of American women of childbearing age have endometriosis. While some women with endometriosis may have severe pelvic pain, others who have the condition have no symptoms.
106	http://www.crl.com/~staplek/
	General information for endometriosis patients including preparing for laparoscopy, Infertility and endometriosis, and newsgroups FAQ...
106	http://www.discoverynet.com/~tammy/in dex1.html
106	http://www.empnet.com/scmc/reprints1. html
	A Better Approach to Endometriosis
106	http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/9 783/How_treat.html
	Endometriosis - How can this disease be treated?
106	http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/S pa/3367/letter.html
	Endometriosis - What's Going Through My Head - a letter to my sweetheart
106	http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/S pa/3367/mystory.html
	My Battle With Endometriosis So Far...
106	http://www.geocities.com/~chance98/Ae riell/Endometriosis.htm
	Hi! I'm a 23 and I suffer from a condition called Endometriosis.
106	http://www.hcgresources.com/Signs_Sym ptoms.html
	Because Endometriosis symptoms are so inconsistent and non-specific, it can easily masquerade as several other conditions. These include...
106	http://www.hcgresources.com/Theories_ Myths.html
	There are still many myths circulating regarding Endometriosis. These include such fallacies as...
106	http://www.hcgresources.com/what_is.h tml
	At minimum, 190,000 women are diagnosed with the disease annually in the United States alone..
106	http://www.laser90210.com/endometrios is.htm
	What to do to prepare for different types of Endometriosis surgery.
106	http://www.loop.com/~ayla/endo.html
	One of the greatest sex symbols who ever lived--Marilyn Monroe--suffered from severe endometriosis. She depended heavily on painkillers and often had great difficulty on sets due to the pain and other symptoms of this illness.
106	http://www.mcare.org/healthtips/homec are/endometr.htm
	Endometriosis - The most common symptoms of endometriosis are...Treatment
106	http://www.scmc.org/questions.html
	Answers to commonly asked questions regarding Endometriosis.
106	http://www.wdxcyber.com/mmdelay.htm
	FAQ about Menstrual Delay or Skipping
107	http://www.ils.unc.edu/hhome/derm/ebr .html
	Epidermolysis Bullosa... gene therapy may be eventually possible for at least some forms of this disease.
107	http://www.medaniels.com/EB.html
	Information and EB Links
107	http://www.pressenter.com/~ehollowa/e b.htm
	Personal and EB Information, Links
107	http://www2.parentsplace.com/health/a dultdental/qa/0,3435,6571,00.html
	Epidermolysis Bullosa - question and answer
108	http://216.167.115.48/advocacy/rights /rights.html
	Civil Rights
108	http://216.167.115.48/answerplace/par tialseizures/types.html
	Seizure Types
108	http://bay.erg.ion.bpmf.ac.uk/NSEhome /explain.html
	Can Epilepsy be treated?
108	http://bay.erg.ion.bpmf.ac.uk/NSEhome /photo.html
	How many people with Epilepsy are Photosensitive? How can I tell if I am Photosensitive?
108	http://bay.erg.ion.bpmf.ac.uk/nsehome /dyk.html
	Some Facts about Epilepsy...
108	http://epilepsy-international.com/eng lish/
	The International Resource Center for Information on Epilepsy...
108	http://freespace.virgin.net/a.thorne/ index.htm
	I want my webpage to.. increase awareness of epilepsy and to help older children or teenagers who have epilepsy.
108	http://hometown.aol.com/acmvjuli/life 1/peregrine.index.htm
	...site dedicated to the experience of living with seizure disorders.
108	http://kidshealth.org/kid/health%5Fpr oblems/brain/epilepsy.html
	Epilepsy Education
108	http://kidshealth.org/parent/medical/ brain/epilepsy.html
	Epileptic Seizures and Epilepsy
108	http://members.aol.com/gtsil/ts/info/ ts1.htm
	Tuberous Sclerosis mini fact sheet - Description, Treatment, Prognosis
108	http://members.aol.com/gtsil/ts/msgbr d.htm?Submit=++I+Agree++
	Tuberous Sclerosis - Message Board
108	http://members.delphi.com/WROBB/index .html
	Let me tell you about myself...
108	http://members.tripod.com/~aimeesimon e/index-3.html
	Story about a child with Epilepsy with updates.
108	http://members.tripod.com/~seizure_ar t/
	All of us here share at least two things in common. We are all artists of different disciplines and we experience seizures.
108	http://members.xoom.com/micmaoz/epile psy.htm
	My name is Michal ...I am here to help Epileptic people and their families.
108	http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepa ges/Tom_Carter/ts.htm
	Fact about Tuberous Sclerosis
108	http://phy.hal.kagoshima-u.ac.jp/JEPN ETE/info.html
	JEPNET (Japanese Epilepsy Network) - The goal of JEPNET is to offer information through programs and activities for those who have epilepsy, their families and their friends...
108	http://solutions.lcg.org/~hamiltonk/
	A story about Emily and her family.
108	http://www.a-kon.com/akoninfo.html
	More than 700 people, mainly school children, were rushed to hospitals Tuesday after suffering convulsions, vomiting, irritated eyes and other symptoms after watching "Pokemon," a popular cartoon based on Nintendo's "Pocket Monsters" video game...
108	http://www.aans.org/pubpages/patres/f aq_epilepsy.html
	Epilepsy: Q & A
108	http://www.aans.org/pubpages/patres/f eatures/oct98_epilepsy.html
	Neurological disorder caused by disturbances in the normal electro/chemical functions of the brain.
108	http://www.eagles.bbs.net.au/~atss/wh atis.htm
	Tuberous Sclerosis is a multi system genetic condition...occurs in approximately 1 in 7 000 people.
108	http://www.efnj.com/BBS/config.cgi
	Epilepsy Discussion Board
108	http://www.efnj.com/efnjdef.htm
	Types of Seizures
108	http://www.epilepsy-wales.co.uk/whati s.htm
	How common is it? What causes Epilepsy? Many famous historical figures, including Charles Dickens, Napoleon and Julius Caesar were thought to have had Epilepsy...
108	http://www.epilepsy.org.uk/bea/suppfr m.html
	Worldwide: Around 1 in 130 people have epilepsy; In the UK: Every day 82 people are told they have epilepsy...
108	http://www.epilepsy.org.uk/info/bestf rm.html
	Are you getting the best treatment - A guide to Good Practice in the management of epilepsy; How is a diagnosis of epilepsy made? What tests should you have? Who should manage your epilepsy? When should you start treatment for epilepsy? What treatment should you receive? How well should the treatment work? How long should treatment go on for?
108	http://www.epilepsyfoundation.org/ans werplace/women/devchild.html
	Pregnancy and the Developing Child
108	http://www.epilepsygene.org/epi/efa1. html
	More than 15% of all seizure disorders are known to be inherited
108	http://www.frontiernet.net/~dnaess/pa ges/linx/epilepsy1.html
	Dave's Epilepsy Resource Page.
108	http://www.gillettechildrens.org/epil epsytreating.html
	Outcomes for children with epilepsy improve when comprehensive treatment begins before the child reaches adolescence
108	http://www.gillettechildrens.org/epil epsywhatis.html
	Seizure disorders can cause life-long disabilities. One in every 20 children may experience seizures in their lifetime.
108	http://www.healthtouch.com/level1/lea flets/ninds/ninds051.htm
	Estimates of new cases of tuberous sclerosis each year (the incidence rate) range from 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 30,000 births.
108	http://www.inclusive.co.uk/infosite/e pispch.htm
	Epilepsy and Speech and Language
108	http://www.key-net.net/users/oron/jer emy.htm
	A story of a brother who suffered from Epilepsy.
108	http://www.kidsource.com/NICHCY/epile psy.html
	General Information about Epilepsy...
108	http://www.macnaughtoni.freeserve.co. uk/epilepsy/epilepsy.htm
	Iain's Epilepsy Site...
108	http://www.mcare.org/healthtips/homec are/epilepsy.htm
	Epilepsy - Signs and Symptoms, Treatment and Care
108	http://www.mch.com/dnnc8-01.htm
	What causes epilepsy?
108	http://www.mch.com/dnnc8-02.htm
	Is epilepsy ever contagious?
108	http://www.mch.com/dnnc8-03.htm
	Is epilepsy inherited?
108	http://www.mch.com/dnnc8-04.htm
	How is epilepsy diagnosed?
108	http://www.newmedianews.com/032098/ts _epilepsy.html
	Epilepsy - Can computer games make people sick?
108	http://www.o-c-s.com/epilepsy/mirc.ht m
	Directions To The Epilepsy Chat Room
108	http://www.o-c-s.com/epilepsy/people/ cristine.htm
	Christine's Challenge: The Chronology...
108	http://www.o-c-s.com/epilepsy/twasche r.htm
	Personal Story on Epilepsy - No Other Choice...
108	http://www.seizures.net/Developmental Outcomes.html
	Developmental outcome of children of mothers with epilepsy
108	http://www.seizures.net/Epil&Preg.htm l
	At least 90 percent of the babies born to women with epilepsy are normal and healthy...
108	http://www.seizures.net/Registry.html
	In the United States alone there are an estimated 800,000 to 1.1 million women with epilepsy of child bearing age.
109	http://bri.wustl.edu/detached.html
	Who is likely to develop a retinal detachment? How are retinal detachments detected and diagnosed? What are the causes and symptoms of retinal detachment?
109	http://cpmcnet.cpmc.columbia.edu/dept /eye/retina/news101.html
	Retinitis Pigmentosa Newsletter
109	http://d-tron.homepage.com/aboutme.ht ml
	A personal story. I found out in the later months of 1997 that I was on my way to one of those diabetic complications-Diabetic Retinopathy_
109	http://homepages.enterprise.net/markh enthorne/colour_vision/redgreen.html
	Colour Blindness: It is present to some degree in about 12 per cent of European males, and about 0.5 per cent of females may be affected. Total colour blindness is very rare.
109	http://lifesci.ucsb.edu/nriweb/CSMD/C SMD.html&qry=macular+degeneration&rnk=6&s
	rc=MSN_SRCH_POP&persrch Macular Degeneration occurs in approximately one out of five people age 65 to 74. One of three people over age 75 in this country will suffer some visual impairment due to Macular Degeneration.
109	http://members.home.net/askew/retinit ispig.htm
	Retinitis Pigmentosa may be caused by a breakdown in the function of the rods or the cones in some other part of the retina. It depends what form of RP you have - but one early symptom is...
109	http://mind.phil.vt.edu/psycho/Action Articles/NeedinfoonAchromatopsia.htmlA
	Need info on Achromatopsia?
109	http://or.stanford.edu/~mob/RK/faq.ht ml
	Radial Keratotomy - Frequently Asked Questions
109	http://or.stanford.edu/~mob/RK/person al.html
	My Personal Experience with Radial Keratotomy
109	http://www.4newlife.com/blindness.htm
	Frequently asked questions about blindness
109	http://www.americaneye.com/refractive MSGS/593.html
	Astigmatism Message Board
109	http://www.arthritis.org/ReadArthriti sToday/1999%5Farchives/1999%5F05%5F06arthritis101. asp
	Eyes
109	http://www.cbmi-can.org/problem/trach .htm
	A general lack of hygiene, smoke from cooking fires and blowing dust provide a perfect environment f
109	http://www.celc.com/PatientEd/Misc/Pt osis.htm
	Ptosis can also be caused by a malfunction of the nerves which control and activate the eyelid muscles. These cases are rare and proper diagnosis is important in order to...
109	http://www.childrendoc.com/eye_disord ers/ptosis.htm
	Ptosis can affect both or one eye. It may cover the eye completely or partially and can block normal vision. In children it may...
109	http://www.eyecareofsandiego.com/Kera toconus4.html
	In the early stages, vision may only be slightly affected. However, as the disease progresses...
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/amb lyopia_faq.html
	Usually, only one eye is affected by amblyopia. The condition is common, affecting approximately 2 or 3 out of every 100 people.
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/cat aract/cat_prevention.html
	Can Cataracts Be Prevented?
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/cat aract/cat_qa.html
	Cataract Q&A Archive!
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/cat aract/cat_symptoms.html
	What are the symptoms of cataracts?
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/cat aract/cataract_faq.html
	Between the ages of 52 and 64, you have a 50% chance of having a cataract, but you probably won't experience any problems with your vision until about 65. By 75, just about everyone has a cataract; and 50% of the people between 75 and 85 have lost some vision as a result...
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/com puters_faq.html
	Computers and Eye Strain
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/faq s.html
	This site includes information concerning eye conditions which can be a problem for the young and also those that can effect the elderly.
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/flo aters_faq.html
	Discussion concerning Floaters & Flashes including: What causes floaters? Are floaters ever serious? What causes flashing lights? Migraine.
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/lea rn_dis/learn_dis_faq.html
	Learning Disabilities and Vision
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/mac ular/mac_deg_treat.html
	How is Macular Degeneration Treated?
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/nut rition_faq.html
	Macular Degeneration & Nutrition
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/pto sis_faq.html
	Facts about Ptosis
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/saf ety_faq.html
	Accidents resulting in eye injuries can happen to anyone. But the fact is, over half of the victims are under the age of 25. Many of these injuries, over 100,000 annually, occur during sports or recreational activities. Perhaps the most startling statistic of all is that 90% of all eye injuries could have been prevented.
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/spo rts_faq.html
	Eye Injury Prevention in Sports
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/faqs/str abismus_faq.html
	Strabismus is a common condition among children. About 4% of all children in the United States have strabismus. It can also occur later in life.
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/glaucoma /gl_afram.html
	...Elevated Risk of Glaucoma Among African
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/glaucoma /gl_meds.html
	Medications for Glaucoma - it can be controlled...
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/glaucoma /gl_qa.html
	Glaucoma Question and Answer...
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/glaucoma /gl_symptoms.html
	Symptoms of Glaucoma...
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/prk/side _effects.html
	After PRK, almost everyone experiences some visual side effects. These visual side effects are usually mild and temporary and have a tendency to diminish over time. But there is a slight chance that some of these side effects won't go away completely. ]
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/prk/what _is_prk.html
	What is PRK?
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/ref_surg /alk.html
	Automated lamellar keratoplasty is a procedure used to reduce high levels of myopia, usually above five to six diopters, and hyperopia. Done as an outpatient procedure under topical anesthesia, ALK usually takes less than one hour.
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/ref_surg /lasik.html
	LASIK is a procedure used to correct or reduce moderate to high levels of myopia
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/ref_surg /ref_surg.html
	Information about Refractive Eye Surgery
109	http://www.eyenet.org/public/ref_surg /rk.html
	Radial keratotomy (RK) is a procedure which reduces myopia by surgically changing the curvature of the cornea over the pupil.
109	http://www.eyesight.org/All_About_MD/ FAQ_1/faq_1.html
	About 85 - 90% of Age Related Macular Degeneration cases are the dry, or atrophic, form, in which yellowish spots of fatty deposits called drusen appear on the macula. The rest of ARMD cases are_
109	http://www.eyesight.org/MDFPOMS.html
	The Macular Degeneration Foundation has created a focussed research initiative to answer the call to action...
109	http://www.eyesight.org/Magnifier/mag nifier.html
	Macular Degeneration Newsletter
109	http://www.eyesite.ca/info/04aj-condf irst.html
	First aid for eye injuries
109	http://www.eyespecialists.com/bleph.h tml
	The spasm is an involuntary closure of both eyelids, and attacks last from seconds to minutes with variable periods of relaxation between episodes. Over time the spasms progress until they_
109	http://www.geocities.com/toto?s=76000 012
	The difference between inherited and acquired color blindness?
109	http://www.glaucoma-foundation.org/in fo/dihaq/page4.htm
	Glaucoma - Who is at Risk?
109	http://www.glaucoma-foundation.org/in fo/know.htm
	Glaucoma Is The Leading Cause of Preventable Blindness In The World - 67,000,000 people worldwide have glaucoma, including 4 million in the U.S...
109	http://www.glaucoma-foundation.org/in fo/medicate.htm
	You and Your glaucoma medication... taking it one drop at a time...
109	http://www.glaucoma.org/faq.html
	Frequently Asked Questions About Glaucoma
109	http://www.healthherbs.com/sing248.ht m
	Pau D'Arco. It has been used as a panacea in South America for centuries. Research has shown that it contains a natural antibacterial agent, has a healing effect on the entire body...
109	http://www.hki.org/trachoma.html
	Trachoma currently threatens the sight of 146 million infected persons in Africa and Asia. There are now 5.5 million people in the world who are blind or at high risk of blindness from trachoma...
109	http://www.iefusa.org/support.htm
	International Eye Foundation Support Group..
109	http://www.iefusa.org/trach.htm
	Trachoma is an infectious disease passed from one family member to another. It affects women and chi
109	http://www.kellogg.umich.edu/conditio ns/refractive/astigmatism.html
	Usually, Astigmatism causes blurred vision at all distances. Some people with very high degrees of Astigmatism may have...
109	http://www.kepro.org/Bene_EyeCare.htm
	What Everyone Should Know About Eye Care - Sixty percent of all cases of new blindness which occur today could have been prevented or effectively treated.
109	http://www.mayohealth.org/mayo/9810/h tm/cataracts.htm
	Cataracts are part of the aging process. About half of Americans ages 65 to 75 have them to varying degrees.
109	http://www.med.umn.edu/ophthalmology/ brow.html
	Brow Ptosis is caused by aging changes in the forehead muscle and skin which leads to weakening of these tissues and sagging of the eyebrows. The ptotic brow can lead to...
109	http://www.nyee.edu/ophthal/conjun.ht m
	FAQs about Conjunctivitis
109	http://www.oeu.com/
	If a child does not get enough vitamin A before the age of six
109	http://www.onlinenet.com/clsa/pratt.h tm
	The condition usually begins in the first decades of life, often between the ages of 6 and 26 years of age, and onset averaging at...
109	http://www.rnib.org.uk/info/eyeimpoi/ artific.htm
	In UK Forty thousand patients attend Artificial Eye Clinics, every year, around 20% of whom will be new patients.
109	http://www.rnib.org.uk/info/eyeimpoi/ cataract.htm
	Understanding cataracts. A site from the Royal National Institute for the Blind - Royal College of Ophthalmologists.
109	http://www.rnib.org.uk/info/eyeimpoi/ coloboma.htm
	Coloboma factsheet
109	http://www.rnib.org.uk/info/eyeimpoi/ diabetic.htm
	Understanding diabetic retinopathy. A site from the Royal National Institute for the Blind - Royal College of Ophthalmologists.
109	http://www.rnib.org.uk/info/eyeimpoi/ genetic.htm
	Understanding Genetic Eye Disease factsheet
109	http://www.rnib.org.uk/info/eyeimpoi/ glaucoma.htm
	Understanding glaucoma. A site from the Royal National Institute for the Blind - Royal College of Ophthalmologists.
109	http://www.rnib.org.uk/info/eyeimpoi/ macdegen.htm
	Understanding age-related macular degeneration. A site from the Royal National Institute for the Blind - Royal College of Ophthalmologists.
109	http://www.rnib.org.uk/info/eyeimpoi/ retdet.htm
	Understanding retinal detachment. A site from the Royal National Institute for the Blind - Royal College of Ophthalmologists.
109	http://www.rnib.org.uk/info/eyeimpoi/ stroke.htm
	Stroke-Related Sight Loss
109	http://www.synapse.net/~hurleyp/prk/n utshell.htm
	Photorefractive Keratectomy in a Nutshell
109	http://www.uic.edu/com/eye/patients/e yefacts/keratoconus.htm
	Keratoconus sometimes interferes with...
109	http://www.viteknet.com/asoprs/blepha rospasm.html
	Essential Blepharospasm and Hemifacial Spasm is often made worse by
11	http://dsmallpc2.path.unimelb.edu.au/
	Alzheimer Web- developed to research on Alzheimer's
11	http://members.xoom.com/TheRibbon/
	The Ribbon - a newsletter for caregivers of Alzheimer's and Dementia patients
11	http://www.alz.org/facts/index.htm
	What causes Alzheimer's?
11	http://www.alz.org/facts/rtmemloss.ht m
	Isn't memory loss a natural part of aging?Yes and no...
11	http://www.alzheimers.com/L2TABLES/L2 T102.HTM
	Currently, Alzheimer's disease cannot be diagnosed with 100 percent certainty until a brain autopsy after the person's death reveals the disease's characteristic anatomical abnormalities (neurofibrillary tangles and senile plaques).
11	http://www.alzheimers.com/NEWS/NEWST- 139.HTM
	Compared with people who do not have atherosclerosis, the arterial narrowing at the root of heart attack and many strokes, those with severe atherosclerosis are three times more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease. This finding comes from a study of 1,900 people, 207 of whom had Alzheimer's...
11	http://www.health.net.nz/alzheimers/
	The Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Society (ADARDS) began in 1983. Alzheimers Society NZ is the umbrella organisation for twenty two local Alzheimers Societies (ADARDS) and over 120 associated support groups.
11	http://www.hometownrx.com/Docs/Articl es/alzheimer.html
	Ginkgo May Help Alzheimer's.
11	http://www.kumc.edu/instruction/medic ine/neurology/clserAD.html
	The Alzheimer's Disease Clinic provides diagnostic evaluation of individuals with memory disturbances and other features of cognitive impairment. The evaluation includes a neurological and physical exam, blood work, brain scans, and neuropsychological testing.
11	http://www.mayohealth.org/mayo/9901/h tm/wandering.htm
	Wandering can be one of the most unsettling and sometimes terrifying behaviors associated with Alzheimer's disease. Wandering can sometimes place a person with Alzheimer's in life-threatening danger inside or outside the home.
11	http://www.mcare.org/healthtips/homec are/alzheime.htm
	Alzheimer's Disease - Signs and Symptoms, Treatment and Care
11	http://www.noah.cuny.edu/wellconn/alz heimers.html
	Ethnicity. Alzheimer's disease is rare in West Africa, but African-Americans have four times the risk as white Americans, and their risk is associated with...
11	http://www.prevention.com/cooking/new s/more/990128.news.html
	Fight Alzheimer's Disease with Fish. Among 5,000 Dutch men and women (average age 67), those who ate at least 4 oz of fish a week (1 serving) were 70% less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease over a two year period than those who ate no fish.
110	http://www.eurekalert.org/releases/un cch-gtt012199.html
	Fanconi anemia affects an estimated 2,000 to 3,000 people in the United States and Europe
111	http://kidshealth.org/parent/medical/ brain/fas.html
	Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
111	http://www.ccsa.ca/fasserv.htm
	The National Clearinghouse on Substance Abuse provides links to support groups, prevention projects, resource centres and experts on FAS/FAE.
111	http://www.jdmc.org/fase.htm
	Facts About FAS and FAE
111	http://www.nofas.org/stats.htm
	Each year more than 5,000 are born with FAS and nearly 50,000 babies are born with Fetal Alcohol Effects (FAE), a condition characterized by symptoms similar to but less severe than FAS.
111	http://www.nofas.org/strategy.htm
	Strategies for Parents and Caregivers of FAS and FAE Children
111	http://www.nofas.org/what.htm
	FAS is the only cause of birth defects that can be completely prevented. Some experts believe between one third and two-thirds of all children in special education have been affected by alcohol in some way.
112	http://familydoctor.org/flowcharts/51 9.html
	Breast Problems in Women: Self-Care Flowcharts
112	http://familydoctor.org/flowcharts/52 0.html
	Breast Problems In Men: Self-Care Flowcharts
112	http://www.healthanswers.com/database /ami/converted/000912.html
	Causes, incidence, and risk factors; Prevention; Symptoms; Signs and tests; and Treatment...
112	http://www.womens-med-grp.com/fibro-b reast.htm
	Many women of childbearing age-about 20 to 45 years of age have it. It is present in about one third of women of that age...
113	http://206.105.18.10/nord/rdb_sum/366 .htm
	begins during early childhood and progresses throughout life. Most cases of FOP occur randomly (sporadic)
113	http://laran.waisman.wisc.edu/fv/www/ lib_fop.htm
	Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva support group
113	http://shadowrun.html.com/uol/dermal. html
	discovery of the genetic roots of a rare disease that could revolutionise reconstructive plastic surgery and the repair of serious fractures.
113	http://www.sonnet.co.uk/muscular-dyst rophy/mo1.html
	Can any muscles be affected?
114	http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~pgardin er/fms.htm
	Who gets Fibromyalgia? What causes Fibromyalgia? What are the typical symptoms in fibromyalgia? Treatment of Fibromyalgia...
114	http://fibromyalgia.hypermart.net/ind ex.htm
	Fibromyalgia does not have to restrict your lifestyle...
114	http://futureone.com/~hunter/fms.htm
	Treatments, symptoms, articles, FAQ and more
114	http://home.aafp.org/patientinfo/fibr omya.html
	The best thing you can do if you have fibromyalgia is exercise. Start your exercise program slowly, because at the beginning, exercise may_
114	http://homepages.go.com/~cfids/NMH.ht ml
	What is mediated hypotension? Do only people with Fibromyalgia and CFS get it? How is it treated?
114	http://homes.acmecity.com/irongiant/m eteor/6/diagnosi.htm
	Fibromyalgia criteria...
114	http://homes.acmecity.com/irongiant/m eteor/6/family.htm
	Fibromyalgia - The obvious change in a person will be_
114	http://homes.acmecity.com/irongiant/m eteor/6/index.html
	Fibromyalgia Chat Room
114	http://homes.acmecity.com/irongiant/m eteor/6/medicalsymptoms.htm
	It throws off perception, and often there is an unusual degree of_
114	http://homes.acmecity.com/irongiant/m eteor/6/myofacia.html
	Myofacia and Fibromyalgia...
114	http://homes.acmecity.com/irongiant/m eteor/6/perpetua.htm
	There are many triggering events that perpetuate the onset of FMS_
114	http://irongiant.acmecity.com/meteor/ 6/fibromyalgia.html
	A personal story. I am a 32 year old mother of two small children. I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia in January of 1997...
114	http://jleisy.com/fibromyalgia.htm
	In 1993, I started having pain all over my body
114	http://members.aol.com/CoCure/co-cure .htm
	Fibromyalgia & Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Forum
114	http://members.aol.com/Diane0608/fibr o.html
	My personal struggle with Fibromyalgia and Rheumatoid Arthritis
114	http://members.aol.com/fmsni/fmsniorg .htm
	Fibromyalgia Support - N.Ireland
114	http://members.aol.com/fmsni/symptoms .htm
	What causes or triggers fibromyalgia?
114	http://members.aol.com/fmsni/triggpts .htm
	Trigger points in Fibromyalgia
114	http://members.aol.com/kpvinc/index6. html
	A personal story. I was always somewhat tired and had aches and pains_
114	http://members.xoom.com/nfac/fminfo.h tm
	Tips for living with and management of Fibromyalgia
114	http://members.xoom.com/starchaser88/ FibroFriends.html
	Fibrofriends Fibromyalgia page - learn more about FMS, message board, chat room, links
114	http://tir.com/~gpolmoun/fibro.htm
	It took my sister years to find a doctor who would listen to her about all the pain she was having
114	http://www.alternatives.com/bcfms/FOR UM.htm
	Fibromyalgia FM Forum quarterly newsletter
114	http://www.alternatives.com/bcfms/SHG .htm
	Fibromyalgia Self Help Groups
114	http://www.alternatives.com/bcfms/Wha t.htm
	To date, there are no diagnostic tests available to prove you have Fibromyalgia. your physician must rely on the following_
114	http://www.arthritis.org/answers/drug guide/fibromyalgia.asp
	Fibromyalgia Medications
114	http://www.arthritis.org/news%5Ffibro %5Fcfs.asp
	What's in a Name: Fibro vs. CFS
114	http://www.arthritis.org/resource/new sletters/fibro_wellness.asp
	Free Issue! Fibromyalgia Wellness Letter!
114	http://www.cais.net/cfs-news/fm-pt.ht m
	What Causes It?
114	http://www.caughtntheweb.com/badfibes /stories/index.html
	Fibromyalgia: Our Stories
114	http://www.caughtntheweb.com/badfibes /stories/susie.html
	When you're dealing with FM and trying to work your life around it
114	http://www.clark.net/pub/electra/cse0 907.html
	Fibromyalgia fact sheet includes information concerning treatment, diagnosis , etc ttp://www.blackandwhite.org/churg1/treat.html Churg-strauss Syndrome treatments...
114	http://www.fmagw.org/
	Read papers and articles on FMS-related topics as well as excerpts from a national newsletter.
114	http://www.fmagw.org/FMAGW.htm
	People with FMS may be troubled by light-headedness and/or balance problems which manifest themselves in a number of ways. These include_
114	http://www.fms-help.com/tips.htm
	Tips for coping with Fibromyalgia and Insomnia
114	http://www.intelcities.com/Main_Stree t/sunshine/fms.html
	I've designed this webpage to be a gathering place of all the information I can find on FMS and a tool for others like me who need to connect with fellow FMS sufferers....
114	http://www.onlineinstitute.com/boatin g/fibro
	Fibromyalgia Bulletin Board
114	http://www.primenet.com/~camilla/fmsd rugs.faq
	Controlling Pain in Fibromyalgia Syndrome
114	http://www.rheumatology.org/patient/f actsheet/fibromya.html
	Fibromyalgia is common, affecting approximately two percent of the U.S. population. It occurs seven times more frequently in women than in men...It occurs most frequently in women of childbearing age.
114	http://www.savvytalk.com/sv01-F.htm
	Fibromyalgia Coach
114	http://www.shaysnet.com/~wmson/hypogl ycemia.htm
	Some hypoglycemics suffer simultaneously from another condition, fibromyalgia
114	http://www.tampamedicalgroup.com/apr2 0.htm
	Do You Have Fibromyalgia?
114	http://www.tampamedicalgroup.com/june 2.htm
	Fibromyalgia: New 7-Step Program to Feeling Better
114	http://www2.rpa.net/~lrandall/index.h tml
	Medical Information Network - Chronic Pain, CFS, Fibromyalgia and other medical resources
115	http://members.aol.com/fdsupport/FAQr esp10.html
	Fibrous Dysplasia - Has there been any work or experimentation with drug treatment? What are the side effects and the complications?
115	http://members.aol.com/fdsupport/FAQr esp3.html
	How rare is Fibrous Dysplasia?
115	http://members.aol.com/fdsupport/FAQr esp6.html
	Are there any specialists, surgeons, or hospitals that deal specifically with Fibrous Dysplasia treatment/diagnosis or corrective sugery for Fibrous Dysplasia patients? How do we contact them?
115	http://members.aol.com/fdsupport/FAQr esp9.html
	Fibrous Dysplasia - What kind of success is there with surgical treatment or plastic surgery after bone growth was complete?
115	http://members.aol.com/fdsupport/back ground.html
	Fibrous Dysplasia - Personal story
115	http://members.aol.com/fdsupport/inde x.html
	Fibrous Dysplasia Support Online.
115	http://members.aol.com/fdsupport/mfdi nfo.html
	Fibrous Dysplasia - Support e-mail page
115	http://members.aol.com/fdsupport/pray ers.html
	Fibrous Dysplasia - Support prayer page
115	http://www.osteo.org/fibdys.htm
	Fast Facts on Fibrous Dysplasia
115	http://www.tmgroup.com/clients/html_p ag/fibrous.html
	Questions and Answers...about Fibrous Dysplasia
116	http://dmi-www.mc.duke.edu/h-devil/ge neral/foodalle.htm
	What is a food allergy or intolerance? What are the symptoms? How is it treated?
116	http://foodallergy.org/patients.html
	Peanut Allergy frequently asked questions
116	http://hopkins.med.jhu.edu/ReadingRoo m/physician_update/KILL.HTM
	Peanut allergy in very young children may not be so easy to detect because:
116	http://ificinfo.health.org/backgrnd/b kgr11.htm
	Surveys show that approximately one in three adults believe they have a food allergy. The reality is that true food allergy actually affects less than two percent of adults, or approximately 5 million Americans...
116	http://ificinfo.health.org/insight/in fant.htm
	Children have a 40 to 70 percent chance of developing allergies if both parents have allergies, depending on whether the parents share the same allergy. The risk drops to about 20 to 30 percent with one allergic parent and to 10 percent if the parents have no allergies...
116	http://lafreepress.callme.net/allergi es.html
	Billions are spent on psychological help when, for many alcoholics, the problem may be a food allergy...
116	http://members.aol.com/docdarren/med/ allergy.html
	Symptoms of food allergies - It is important to remember that different people may react in different ways...
116	http://www.betterhealthusa.com/human_ bloodprint.htm
	Over 65 medical conditions and 200 symptoms are associated with delayed food allergies. ..
116	http://www.foodallergy.org/facts_fict ion.html
	Food Allergy - Facts and Fiction
116	http://www.foodallergy.org/informatio n.html
	How Can Food Allergies be Managed?
116	http://www.foodallergy.org/updates-ba nningpeanuts.html
	Peanut Allergy - banning peanuts in school - does it work?
116	http://www.healthtouch.com/level1/lea flets/aan/aan046.htm
	Peanut Allergy - common products that contain hidden sources of peanuts include:
116	http://www.mayohealth.org/mayo/9401/h tm/allergy.htm
	Food allergy - Do you "react" to certain foods? Here's why...
116	http://www.toolzone.com/isuite/bin/we bchat.cgi?UID=3DTZ025913&APPID=3Dmelissa&LANG=3Den glish&MODE=3DLOGIN
	Welcome to Food Allergy Chat!
117	http://health.ucsd.edu/guide/T0502.ht m
	Botulism is a rare, but extremely severe type of food poisoning caused by foods that haven't been properly canned or preserved. Symptoms include_
117	http://iaith.simplenet.com/botulism/
	The incubation period for botulism averages between twelve to thirty-six hours. It may be as few as four hours or as many as eight days. Botulism is divided into four categories_
117	http://www.azdry.com/1502.htm
	Every year, an estimated 7 million Americans suffer from cases of foodborne illness 85 percent of foodborne illness cases could be avoided each year if consumers would handle food properly
117	http://www.fightbac.org/problem/cause s.html
	The Causes of Foodborne Illness
117	http://www.foogene.co.uk/features/hom e.htm
	By following these simple rules you can reduce the risk of your family being affected_
117	http://www.give.org.uk/hygiene/fdis1. htm
	Food poisoning can be caused by: bacteria and other microbes (viruses, moulds) chemicals and metals, poisonous plants (eg toadstools, berries)
117	http://www.mayohealth.org/mayo/firsta id/htm/fa12c.htm
	Typically, within 1 to 6 hours of consuming food or water contaminated with staphylococcal bacteria, abdominal cramps and pain, diarrhea, and vomiting occur. The symptoms usually disappear_
117	http://www.mediscope.org/sanitize.htm
	More people get food poisoning from eating at home than from eating bad food at a restaurant...
117	http://www.surry.com/botulism.html
	What are the symptoms of Botulism?
117	http://www.wcfd.on.ca/dev/foodPoisoni ng_e.shtml
	Tips on how to prevent food poisoning
118	http://nf.org/top.htm
	National Neurofibromatosis Foundation
118	http://thearc.org/faqs/fragqa.html
	What are the chances of having a child with fragile X? Can fragile X be treated?
118	http://www.alphaone.org/main.htm
	Alpha One Foundation
118	http://www.eyesight.org/All%5FAbout%5 FMD/Reports%5FIndex/Report%2DGene%5Fand%5FDry%5FMD /report%2Dgen
	Researchers Find First Gene Linked to Leading Cause of Blindness
118	http://www.familyvillage.wisc.edu/lib _frgx.htm
	Q & A about Fragile X Syndrome.
118	http://www.fraxa.org/whatsfrx.html
	Fragile X syndrome Fragile X syndrome is the single most common inherited cause of mental impairment. Current estimates of its prevalence vary, but some experts believe that fragile X affects at least 1 in 1000 males and females of all races and ethnic groups.
118	http://www.healthtouch.com/level1/lea flets/aslha/aslha082.htm
	Fragile X Syndrome & Speech Problems
118	http://www.lifewell.com/educenter/426 .cfm
	Experts estimate that 1 in 259 females of the general population carries fragile X. Female carriers may or may not have some degree of mental impairment.
118	http://www.nhgri.nih.gov/Policy%5Fand %5Fpublic%5Faffairs/Communications/Publications/Ma ps%5Fto%5Fmed
	From Maps to Medicine: About the Human Genome Research Project
118	http://www.niaid.nih.gov/newsroom/ran tes.htm
	Researchers Identify New Genetic Risk Factor for HIV Infection
118	http://www.ohf.org/
	Oxalosis and Hyperoxaluria Foundation
119	http://132.183.145.103/neurowebforum/ GeneralFeedbackArticles/KlippelFeilSyndrome.html
	Klippel-feil Syndrome Message Board
119	http://ajoupath.ajou.ac.kr/Bulletin/b ulletin.html
	XYY Syndrome Bulletin Board
119	http://ajoupath.ajou.ac.kr/Bulletin/m essages/365.html
	XYY Syndrome message board
119	http://ajoupath.ajou.ac.kr/FAQ.htm
	Current figures estimate the extra Y chromosome is present in 1:1,000 male births. Due to the less than obvious nature of the condition, many boys/men probably go through life never having a diagnosis.
119	http://bose.hopwood.ac.uk/~cranio/
	The Craniofacial Support Group aims to provide support and information to families and individuals with any of the conditions or syndromes having Craniosynostosis or Craniostenosis as a common thread...
119	http://cpmcnet.cpmc.columbia.edu/dept /eye/retina/news101.html
	Retinitis Pigmentosa Newsletter
119	http://empresas.mundivia.es/braincent er/Wilson'sdisease.htm
	Wilson's disease generally starts during...
119	http://gasnet.med.yale.edu/gta/mh/dan trolene.html
	What is Malignant Hyperthermia? How is the anesthesia machine prepared for MHS patients? How does the antidote Dantrolene work?
119	http://gopbi.adam.com/ency/article/00 1182.htm
	Causes, incidence and risk factors
119	http://home.wxs.nl/~avbetuw/geerhome. htm
	Support Organization for Trisomy 18, 13 and Related Disorders?
119	http://laran.waisman.wisc.edu/fv/www/ lib_msud.htm
	Maple Syrup Urine Disease support group
119	http://laran.waisman.wisc.edu/fv/www/ lists/CDGS.HTML
	CDGS on-line discussion group
119	http://laran.waisman.wisc.edu/fv/www/ lists/jacobsen.html
	Jacobsen Syndrome on-line discussion group
119	http://laran.waisman.wisc.edu/fv/www/ mh_chat.htm
	Malignant Hyperthermia Chat Room
119	http://lordjava.simplenet.com/science /biology/xyy14.txt
	The characteristics of XYY syndrome are often:
119	http://members.aol.com/AACRNbeach/vcf s-digest.html
	Mailing Lists - Velo-Cardio-Facial Syndrome (VCFS) Digest. This is a discussion forum for those interested in Velo-Cardio-Facial Syndrome and DiGeorge Syndrome.
119	http://members.aol.com/USmile2743/ind ex.VCFS-chatroom.html
	VCFS & DiGeorge Chat Room
119	http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mark2460 9/ataxia/ataxia.htm
	Ataxia - My story
119	http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mark2460 9/ataxia/treatmnt.htm
	What is Autosomal Dominant Episodic Ataxia or Familial Periodic Cerebellar Ataxia and how is it treated?
119	http://members.aol.com/deidran/danny. html
	A personal story. He was my first child and I didn't even want to think that anything could be wrong with him_
119	http://members.aol.com/hdanwlancs/spe ech.html
	A personal story. My mom suffers from HD and has done so for as long as I can remember_
119	http://members.aol.com/kfsconxpgs/edu cate.htm
	Estimated frequency of occurrence varies widely from 1 in 100 to 1 in 42,000 births, females about 65% of the cases. Many people actually have the syndrome but are never diagnosed because their symptoms may be so minor_
119	http://members.aol.com/kfsconxpgs/mem bers.htm
	Klippel-feil Syndrome Support Group
119	http://members.home.net/askew/retinit ispig.htm
	Retinitis Pigmentosa may be caused by a breakdown in the function of the rods or the cones in some other part of the retina. It depends what form of RP you have - but one early symptom is...
119	http://nf.org/top.htm
	National Neurofibromatosis Foundation
119	http://sadieo.ucsf.edu/ALF/ALFfinal/p roghemochrom.html
	Patients with hemochromatosis accumulate excessive amounts of iron in the liver and this eventually can lead to...
119	http://shell.idt.net/~julhyman/sibsup .htm
	Support for children and adults who are siblings of people with Angelman Syndrome.
119	http://tmoon.com/ks/bob.htm
	Klinefelter Syndrome - Personal story
119	http://tmoon.com/ks/david.htm
	David's KS experience...
119	http://tmoon.com/ks/graeme.htm
	Graeme Tucker's KS experience...
119	http://tmoon.com/ks/info.htm
	About XXY and Klinefelter Syndrome?
119	http://tmoon.com/ks/jack.htm
	Interested in learning more about Klinefelter's Syndrome (KS/XXY) firsthand...
119	http://tmoon.com/ks/stefan.htm
	My name is Stefan, I was diagnosed with Klinefelter Syndrome (KS)...
119	http://www.5mcc.com/SUMMARY/0562.html
	MSUD is a familial cerebral degenerative disease caused by a defect in branched chain amino acid metabolism. It is characterized by...
119	http://www.alphaone.org/main.htm
	Alpha One Foundation
119	http://www.anesthesia.at/mh.html
	Both a genetic predisposition, and one or more triggering agents are necessary to evoke MH. Triggering agents include_
119	http://www.atcp.org/diagnoat.htm
	To the very rare physician who has seen several cases of A-T, the diagnosis can usually be made on...
119	http://www.atcp.org/whatisat.htm
	The onset of Ataxia Telangiectasia marks the beginning of progressive degeneration of a part of the brain, known as the cerebellum, that gradually leads to...
119	http://www.atproject.org/research.exp erience.html
	One Family's Experience: The Philadelphia Story
119	http://www.atproject.org/what.html
	As A -T progresses, a child with A-T also tends to experience
119	http://www.atv.ndirect.co.uk/General. htm
	About the Ehlers-Danlos Support Group in the UK
119	http://www.backmeup.net.au/~scars/gen eral02.htm
	What is the difference between hereditary dominant ataxia and recessive ataxia?
119	http://www.birthdefects.co.uk/pages/a ware.htm
	Most people underestimate just how many babies are being born damaged. 48,000 babies each year are born with Birth Defects. That is, 3% of live and still births will have a serious birth defect and a further 3% some minor abnormality...
119	http://www.boystown.org/deafgene.reg/ waardsx.htm
	Facts about Waardenburg Syndrome
119	http://www.btinternet.com/~holt.oram/ holt.oram.htm
	Holt-Oram Syndrome Support Group
119	http://www.cdc.gov/genetics/publicati ons/h_hemo.html
	Hereditary hemochromatosis, once thought to be rare is the most common genetic disorder in the United States. Nonetheless, the condition often goes undetected and untreated until...
119	http://www.cdc.gov/genetics/publicati ons/hemoch.htm
	Some early clinical signs and symptoms of iron overload are nonspecific and include...
119	http://www.challengenet.com/~CSSISG/i ndex.htm
	Welcome to the Churg-Strauss Syndrome International Support Group...
119	http://www.docnet.org.uk/wwwboard/mes sages/169.html
	Adrenoleukodystrophy on-line discussion group
119	http://www.eyesight.org/All%5FAbout%5 FMD/Reports%5FIndex/Report%2DGene%5Fand%5FDry%5FMD /report%2Dgen
	Researchers Find First Gene Linked to Leading Cause of Blindness
119	http://www.geneclinic.com/profiles/wi lson/details.html
	The diagnosis of Wilson Disease relies upon a demonstration of abnormal copper parameters, including some combination of the following...
119	http://www.genetic.org/ks/aboutxxy.ht m
	Klinefelter Syndrome is found to appear about once in every 500 to one in every 1,000 live born males...
119	http://www.genetic.org/ks/joing_the_e mail_list.htm
	Klinefelter Syndrome - E-Mail Support List...
119	http://www.genetic.org/ks/regional_pa ges.htm
	Klinefelter Syndrome Support Group Meetings...
119	http://www.geneticalliance.org/data/O RG1329.html
	Jacobsen Syndrome Support Group
119	http://www.genoscope.cns.fr/externe/E nglish/faq/fmf.html
	Frequently asked questions about Familial Mediterranean Fever
119	http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bas e/1284/HDBreak.html
	About 25,000 Americans have the progressively debilitating disorder, which passes from parents to children through the genes. Victims lose control over their mental and physical functions_
119	http://www.geocities.com/toto?s=0
	Williams Syndrome Support/Chat/Information Channel
119	http://www.geocities.com/toto?s=76000 027
	Williams Syndrome E-Mail List
119	http://www.gig.org.uk/menuv.html
	Working to benefit all people affected by genetic disorders...
119	http://www.healthfinder.gov/text/orgs /hr0711.htm
	Wilson's disease occurs only in individuals who...
119	http://www.home.istar.ca/~chcts/&qry= hemochromatosis&rnk=7&src=MSN_SRCH_POP&persrch
	1 in 250 - 300 Canadians is at risk of developing the full blown disease and between 1 in 7 and 1 in 9 individuals is a carrier.
119	http://www.hoppefamily.com/mitochon.h tml
	Mitochondrial Diseases- what they are, how to learn more
119	http://www.interlog.com/~abtface/
	Genetic Support Group - AboutFace International
119	http://www.jimbarber.com/wwwboard/mes sages/44.html
	Hemochromatosis Message Board
119	http://www.lvhealth.com/lv/abdominl/w ilsons.htm
	The most characteristic sign is a rusty brown ring around the cornea of the eye that can only be seen through an eye exam. Other signs depend on...
119	http://www.mbnet.mb.ca/~sradley/page2 .html
	There are three main ways this disorder presents itself
119	http://www.merseyside.org/freidr.htm