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The United States Medical
Establishment is the biggest for-profit and nonprofit system in the world with
government agencies like the NIH, FDA, CDC, EPA, etc., the AMA, the most
medical research in the world, medical journals, specialties, hospitals,
doctors, websites, medical device companies, health insurance companies, drugs,
etc.
This book is a straight list of
most aspects of the worldwide medical industry which is useful to people in the
medical business and serious patients looking for knowledge and the best
medical care.
All the relevant health
knowledge in the U.S. and the world is on the internet for free but the problem
is in finding the right websites quickly and organizing them in a simple,
straightforward manner.
This book covers U.S. medical
knowledge. I created another book for
world medical knowledge.
It's a roadmap or a guide for
the United States’ fields of health, medicine and well-being online and at the
library.
Whatever websites and lists I
found in the major medical books at #611 to #619 at the library are here in
this book.
Many people don’t know how to enter a hospital or medical
system to be a patient.
When a doctor tells
you that you have some disease or injury, a wise person doesn’t just blindly
listen to that doctor to do everything he or she says.
Almost nobody has
heard of a doctor by the name of Farid Fata in Michigan who falsely diagnosed
over 600 cancer-free people as having cancer so that he could treat them and
make money from them. He was sentenced
to 45 years in jail in 2015.
Chemotherapy
doctors aka oncologists buy their own drugs and sell them to the patient so the
logical conclusion for any scumbag doctor is to sell as much of those drugs as
possible even if the patients don’t really need them.
I was listening to
Democracy Now on the radio. They were
talking about the drug company Purdue Pharmacy, making multi-billions of
dollars pushing opioids, paying a little under 700 million dollars in fines
which is nothing much next to their profits but now the government of New York
City is suing them to recover the overdoses and wrecked lives they caused on
its citizenry.
There are plenty of
greedy, evil doctors and others within the medical industry who seek to
maximize profit at the expense of people’s well-being.
When you mix money
with medicine, some people gradually go evil like doctors taking kickbacks for
prescribing certain medicines and treatments over others while some are sharks
at the outset, looking for ways to scam people, their medical company employers
and government Medicare programs at the outset.
Imagine any drug
company giving loads of money to medical schools or sponsoring phony medical
journals which are fronts for advertising their drugs. If you’re a med student and the name of a big
wing in your med school is the name of a drug company, you will become a sales
person for their drugs because they’re going to indoctrinate you into it just
like they indoctrinated the entire American medical system to get rid of herbs,
homeopathy, naturopathy and all traditional medical practices in 1910.
In the early 1900s,
John D. Rockefeller paid Abraham and Simon Flexner to create the Flexner Report
which was published in 1910 and suggested that they give lots of money to med
schools pushing allopathic medicine and ignore what they called the eclectic
med schools teaching herbal medicine, homeopathy, etc. By 1939, all the eclectic medical schools
were gone.
The truth is that
some effective herbal and traditional medicines and medical practices drive the
cost of medical service way down. American medicine is a profit-driven
industry. They say these “alternative
methods” are not scientifically sound as their lying jargon to protect their
profit-driven pharmaceutical industry,
hemphealer.wordpress.com.
Personally, I think everything should be covered but it’s
not because we live in archaic capitalist systems where everything is about
money and most people have no idea how phony the idea of money is. Just look up the term “fractional reserve
banking fraud” on any search engine to start to see that the human race is
ruled by a quiet evil empire. There is
enough for everyone’s need not greed.
There are lots of big medical scams. Find them online. I cover some in my holistic medicine book.
I’m careful not to label true pioneers as quacks which the
FDA has done to Royal Rife, Max Gerson, Harry Hoxsey and others.
Doctors, hospitals, etc. make more money the more people
they diagnose with some illness whatever it might be.
It’s just like special education. When schools started getting money for every
learning disabled kid they had, the diagnoses of children having learning
disabilities spiked dramatically.
Most hysterectomies and Cesareans are unnecessary, done for
profit. The doctor might be right about
your diagnosis but he or she might not.
There are many alternative ways to treat medical conditions. You owe it to yourself to check them out.
A conventional doctor generally wants to do surgery and/ or
put you on drugs for a long time.
Patients and doctors are brainwashed by the pill formula. Take a pill to solve everything.
I don’t fault a lot of doctors because they’re good people
sincerely trying to help others but they got brainwashed in medical school to
go after certain treatments which yield the big medical equipment and drug
companies lots of money.
Your goal is to be healthy, not to be hooked on prescription
drugs just because some doctor says so.
I'm not pro-Medical Establishment nor against it, merely the
messenger who stands at the sidelines, watches it then presents what I think is
relevant and criticize what I feel is crud.
My job is to cover all sides objectively.
The medical industries teach you to learn to be helpless so
that you go to them to solve your problems instead of solving them
yourself. Most maladies will go away on
their own with time but we're conditioned to want pills and treatment from the
doctor. Some people call this the
placebo effect.
The conventional medical industry is about drugs and
surgery. Why, all of a sudden, starting
in 1912, did home remedies, herbal treatments, homeopathy, naturopathy and
Native treatments disappear from medical schools then the medical
industry? It was a conspiracy.
The medical industry is so entrenched now that it has
brainwashed almost everybody to believe in the guy or gal wearing the white
labcoat dispensing pills and surgery at the expense of their own health. The only way to change it is to be a wise
medical consumer as an individual. You
can’t fight this system to change it and say something like chemotherapy is
poison. Let’s move to marijuana
instead. It’s about making money. If you don’t believe me, check out these
martyrs online:
Royal Rife
Wilhem Reich
Max Gerson
Hulda Clark, free PDF online The Cure for all Cancers,
huldaclark.com/The-Cure-For-All-Cancers.pdf
You will encounter some kind of health adversity in
life. Doctors can only take you so
far. You will have to do the rest
yourself. This book is a resource guide
to point you in a lot of different directions that might help you in some way.
If all of a sudden you get into an accident or get a serious
disease, you don't have time to sift through the hundreds of health books at
#610 to #619 at the library or cruise the web looking for answers some of which
are a massive rip-off.
If you want to find some cool medical stuff right now, go
to:
bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_temas3.htm#Nueva Visión de la
Salud
bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_tema.htm
tetrahedron.org
mercola.com
naturalnews.com
verywell.com
thoughtco.com/holistic-healing-4133130
I'll give you a case in point about why I believe in any
patient’s need for medical knowledge. I
was on a holistic cancer website where they give about 25 pages of solid
knowledge for free then I went on another one with a ten page sales pitch
ending with "Only $97 and you'll get all these reports about 12 obscure
holistic cancer therapies." The sad part is that some people will shell
out the money because they seem to think paying this high fee will get them
qualitatively superior knowledge but it won't because there's nothing
qualitatively superior out there that I haven't found and put in this book.
All the relevant health knowledge in the world is on the
internet for free but the problem is in finding the right websites quickly and
organizing them in a simple, straightforward manner. That's what this book is about. It's a roadmap or a guide for the entire
fields of health, medicine, mental health and well-being online and at the
library.
When you've been sick and in pain as I have, feeling you're
near death or almost hoping for death because of the agony you're in, then you
finally realize the importance of physical, medical and spiritual health in
your life.
If you've seen family, acquaintances and friends die way
before their time and take it like a deer caught in a set of headlights because
they couldn't see outside the box of convention (what their doctor told them)
enough to do their own research, find their own knowledge or try something just
for hope sake (which could be enough in itself, to have hope), then you'll know
why a guy like me felt somebody should attempt to unify all known existing links
to life essence knowledge in the world in one package.
First off, the average citizen not in the medical field
doesn't have a clue what's going on beyond what his doctor tells him and the
few TV commercials he sees about drugs.
Secondly, people are lazy.
Even when told they have a terminal illness, I've seen some simply take
it. They didn't go off and do any
research on their own or try any alternative method.
They just accepted what the doctor told them and waited to
die. When I gave a diabetic friend of
mine an alternative book about diabetes, he said he was too busy to read
it. This is so stupid.
If I can provide one near comprehensive healthy lifestyle
book with almost everything in it for a reasonable price, at least the
motivated people will have most of the relevant material at their fingertips
should they desire to help themselves.
There's no central authority out there nor does one side
acknowledge the other which is why you'll never see opposing viewpoints in any
book sanctioned by the conventional medical authorities so with the spirit of
this mind, I hope to continue on with you, the people, helping me by sending me
more information to help flesh out this book with knowledge from all sectors
within the entire medical-life-health industry.
Educate yourself before you follow the advice of anyone including a
physician.
Always ask if there is a safer alternative before you take toxic drugs
or risky surgery.
Seek a second opinion for major treatment.
I cover alternative medicine in another book but if you
don’t want buy it, there’s plenty of free info at naturalnews.com and
mercola.com albeit disorganized, mostly free-range writing without resources of
where the clinics and experts are.
For information about eco and sustainable living, refer to
my Green Superbook.
I put as much as I could in this book but there’s a whole
other realm of disabilities. I created a
separate book for serious, chronic, long-term medical conditions sometimes
called disabilities.
If you don’t want to buy this
book, try theagapecenter com or hospitals webometrics
info/en/North_america. They’re the best
medical websites for categorizing and listing medical websites.
I try to cover what’s out there
in established medical knowledge and current, emerging medical knowledge. It’s also a basic framework for medical
knowledge in general.
If you want info about medical
schools, refer to my professional schools book.
If you want info about medical
jobs, refer to my medical job book.
There is a page of medical,
holistic and mental health websites for every state of the union.
There are at least 35,000
medical websites in this book.
There are hundreds of health
books at #610 to #619 of the Dewey Decimal System at the library or cruise the
web looking for answers some of which are a massive rip-off.
The general Dewey Decimal System
medical numbers are as follows:
610 medical sciences
610 medicine
611 anatomy, human
611 cytology
611 histology
612 physiology, human
613 health, promotion of
614 disease, incidence and
prevention of
615 pharmacology
615 therapeutics
616 diseases
617 surgery and related medical
specialties
618 gynecology and other medical
specialties
619 medicine, experimental
The letters for the Library of Congress
Sstem are as follows:
R, Medicine.
RB, Pathology.
RK, Dentistry.
RT, Nursing.
Social Service books are at the following places at the library:
360 associations organizations
360 social services
361 social problems general
362 welfare social
362.28 suicide prevention
362.29 health risks of alcohol
and drug abuse
363.2 federal bureau of
investigation
363 social problems and services
other
363.25 virtual exhibit on
forensic science
363.6 national park service -
experience your america
363.7 arlington national
cemetery
363.72 recycling and garbage
363.73 pollution
363.738 environmental protection
agency superfund lessons
363.738 global warming
363.739 kids air
363.8 hungry planet: what people
eat
364 criminology
364 fbi famous cases
365 penal institutions
367 clubs general
368 insurance
The book Medical Books in Print
contains a bibliography of the relevant medical books out there.
Here’s another look at it:
The Medical Section at the
library is #610-619 of the Dewey Decimal System, R in the Library of Congress
system.
610. Medical Sciences.
611. Human anatomy.
612. Human physiology.
613. Hygiene, fitness, diet.
614. Public health.
615. Therapeutics and pharmacology.
616. Medicine, diseases.
617. Surgery.
618. Specialized medicine, women, childbirth,
children.
619. Comparative and experimental medicine.
At #613, you'll find hundreds of
books dealing with current health topics on everything from women's issues to
nutrition, exercise, fitness, recreation, yoga, etc.
For general medical textbooks
that cover everything, popular medicine as they call it, go to #616.00 or RC81
at the library.
There are a lot of healthcare
books at #361-362.
Some of the special topics are:
Acne, 616.53.
Adult child abuse victims,
616.858, RC569.5.
Aging, 301.435, 613.0438, RA777.
Anatomy, physiology, 612.
Arthritis, 616.716-72.
AIDS, 616.97, RC607.
Allergies, asthma, 619.97.
Arthritis, 616.72.
Attention deficit disorder,
616.8589.
Back problems, 617.564,
RD798-RD7771.
Biology, body, physiology, 612,
QP38.
Biology, general, 574, QH313.
Birth control, sex, 613.9.
Blood diseases, hematology,
612.11, 616.15.
Breast cancer, 616.99, RC280.
Burns, 617.51.
Business end of the healthcare
industry, 362.160, RA644.
Cancer, 616.8, 616.99,
Cancer survivorship, 362.1.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, 616.399.
Celiac, 616.399.
Childbirth, 618.401, RG518-661.
Children's medical issues,
618.9.
Chronic fatigue syndrome,
616.047, RB150.
Chronic illness, disability,
362.196, RJ108-RJ380.
Colitis, 616.344.
Communicable diseases,
epidemiology, 614.4, RA651.
Constipation, 616.342.
Contraception, 613.94.
Coronary heart disease,
616.10-12, RC672-RC685.
Cosmetic surgery, 617.95.
Cystic fibrosis, 616.37.
Cystitis, 616.623.
Death and terminal illness,
362.175, R726.8.
Dentistry, 617.643, RK61-RK527.
Diabetes, 616.462, RC660.5.
Digestion, colon, 616.344,
RC862.
Diseases of all kinds, 616.9.
Dizziness, 616.841.
Doctors, family medicine,
610.69, R729.
Doctors, women, 610.92, R154.
Drugs, 615.1.
Drugs, recreational, 178.8,
615.782.
Ear, hearing, 591.18, 612.85.
Eastern medicine, 610.951, R603.
Eating disorders, 616.852,
RC552.
Eczema, 616.51.
Endocrinology, 612.4, QP187.
Epilepsy, 616.853, RC372.
Exercise, 613.71, RA781.
Eyes, 617.7.
Fertility, 616.69.
Fibromyalgia, 616.74, RC925-927.
Food habits, 394.14, GT2853.
Foot, podiatry, 617.585.
Funerals, 393, 395.3.
Gallstones, 616.36.
General selfcare, 616.0.
Geriatrics, 616.0084, 618.97,
RC952.
Hair loss, 616.546.
Headache, 616.849 to 616.850,
RB128.
Healing, 610, RZ999.
Health care system, 362.1,
RA410-RA412.
Health insurance, health care
reform, 362.109, RA395.
Health cookbooks, 641.56.
Heart, 616.12.
Hemorrhoids, 616.35.
Hepatitis, 616.36.
High blood pressure, #612.14 and
#616.132.
Hodgkin's disease, 616.42.
Holistic medicine, 615.5, 615.882,
F1435.
Home remedies, 615.32.
Hospitals, 338.433, RA971.3.
Hypertension, 616.123, RC685.
Incontinence, 616.623, RC921.
Infertility, 613.9, 616.69.
Injuries, general, wounds,
617.51.
Irritable bowel syndrome,
616.34.
Kidney disease, 616.61.
Lice, 595.7, 614.43.
Loneliness, 158, 248.86, BV4911.
Longevity, 612.67, QP85.
Lungs, 612.2, 616.24,
respiratory tract diseases, 616.2, bronchitis at #616.23 and emphysema at
#616.248.
Lupus, 616.978
Lyme disease, 616.92.
Lymphedema, 616.079.
Measles, mumps, viral infections,
#615.372.
Medical genetics, 616.042,
RB155.
Medical history, 610.9, R850.
Medical tests, 616.075, RC71.
Mental healing, 615.852,
RZ400.047
Mental health, 618.92, RC514.
Mental health therapy, 616.89,
RC489.
Mental problems like stress,
depression, anorexia, etc., 616.8.
Middle-aged health, #618.2082,
RA778.
Multiple Sclerosis, neurological
diseases, 616.834.
Neurosis, 616.85, RC530.
Nuclear medicine, 616.075,
RC78.7.
Nursing, 610.73, RT41.
Nutrition, 613.26, RA776-784,
RM237.
Ostomy, 617.55.
Osteoporosis, 616.716.
Pain control, 616.0472, RB127.
Pain control, cancer, 616.99,
RC262.
Panic disorders, 616.852, RC535.
Parkinson's disease, 616.833.
Pediatrics, children, 618.92,
RJ78.
Piercing, tattooing, #617.95,
RD119.5
Poison, toxicology, 615.9,
RA770.5.
Popular, general medical books,
610.3.
Books about the practical and
financial aspects of medical care are at #362.1 or RA410.5 at the library.
Practical and financial aspects
of medical care, 362.1, RA410.5.
Prescription drugs, 613.2662,
615.1, RM236.
Preventive medicine, 613, RA431,
RC81.
Prostate, 616.65, 616.99.
Psychiatry, 616.9.
Scoliosis, 617.375.
Self destructive behaviors,
616.8582, RC569.5.
Sexual diseases, 616.951.
Sickle cell anemia, 616.152,
RC641.
Skincare, 646.726, RL87.
Social services, 361.973, HV91.
Social welfare organizations,
361.
Spina bifida, 618.9283, RJ496.
Spinal cord injury, 617.151.
Sports medicine, 612.76,
612.1027, 617.1027-1210, RC1230-RC1235, RD97.
Skin disorders, 616.508, RL87.
Sleep disorders, 612.82, 616.84.
Snoring, 612.21.
Stomach, 612.3, 616.33.
Steroids, doping in sports,
#617.1027, RC1230.
Stress, 158.1, 613.09.
Stress disorders, 616.852,
RC552.
Strokes, 616.81.
Surgery, 617.
Temporamandibalon/ TMJ,
#617.522.
Thyroid, 616.44.
Tuberculosis, 616.950, RC311.
Ulcers, 616.33.
Urinary tract, 616.61.
Varicose vein, 616.143.
Women's healthcare, 362.10,
RA564.85.
Women's issues/ childbirth,
618.
Books about seniors, retirement
and aging are at #301.435, #305.26 and #646.79-80 at the library.
You'll find some inspirational,
psychology type books at #155.67.
Medical books for seniors are at
#612.67 and #618.97.
Social welfare organizations are
at #361-362.
Health and nursing care books go
from #362.6097 to #362.82 and HV1450.
There are also books at
#371.334.
Books about funerals are at #393
and 395.23 at the library.
Books about grief are at
#152.24, books about widowhood are at #155.937.
Books about death are at
#301.428 and #306.87-90.
For information about eco and
sustainable living, refer to my family book.
This is the most informative book of
medical knowledge ever created.
The 123 volumes are
as follows:
Volume 1. Be a Smart Patient 1
Volume 2. Be a Smart Patient 2
Volume 3. Medical Treatment Guide
Volume 4. Support Group Guide
Volume 5. Medical Hope/ Medical Miracles/ Impossible Cures
Volume 6. Pain Control-Management-Relaxation Guide
Volume 7. A Chronic Illness Guide
Volume 8. Basic Medical Knowledge
Volume 9. Medical Resources for Patients and Doctors 1
Volume 10. Medical Resources for Patients and Doctors 2
Volume 11. Medical Law and Malpractice Guide
Volume 12. Free-Cheap Healthcare and Drug Guide
Volume 13. Medical Treatment Money Guide
Volume 14. Health Insurance Guide 1
Volume 15. Health Insurance Guide 2
Volume 16. U.S. Medicare/ Medicaid Guide
Volume 17. Social Security Guide
Volume 18. Drug-Pharmaceutical Industry Guide
Volume 19. A Prescription Drug Website Guide
Volume 20. Clinical Trial Guide: Volunteer for Free
Treatment and Drugs
Volume 21. Minority Medical Guide
Volume 22. Miscellaneous Medical Ideas
Volume 23. First-Aid/ How to Survive Anything
Volume 24. An Emergency Medicine Guide
Volume 25. Occupational Safety-Health, Worker Compensation,
Substance Abuse Guide
Volume 26. Vaccination Pro and Con Guide
Volume 27. Health and Medical Products For Sale
Volume 28. Medical-Industry Equipment Guide/ Products for
Medical Professionals
Volume 29. Products for Disabled People
Volume 30. U.S. Organ Donation-Transplant Guide
Volume 31. World Organ Donation-Transplant Guide
Volume 32. Medical Tourism Guide
Volume 33. Medical Publications Guide
Volume 34. Medical Knowledge for Med Professionals
Volume 35. Medical Research Guide
Volume 36. Medical Website Guide 1
Volume 37. Medical Website Guide 2
Volume 38. Medical Website Guide 3
Volume 39. Medical Website Guide 4
Volume 40. Medical Website Guide 5
Volume 41. Many Lists of Medical Websites in Different
Categories at feedspot.com
Volume 42. A Medical App Guide
Volume 43. U.S. Government Medical Information
Volume 44. American Medical, Mental Health and Holistic
Websites by State
Volume 45. Find United States Hospitals/ Medical Facilities/
Healthcare Companies
Volume 46. Lists of United States Hospitals by State
Volume 47. The Biggest List of U.S. Hospital Websites by
State Anywhere from theagapecenter.com/Hospitals/index.htm
Volume 48. A Big List of United States Hospital Websites in
Alphabetical Order from hospitals.webometrics.info/en/North_america
Volume 49. A Big List of U.S. Hospitals by U.S. State from
hospitallink.com
Volume 50. Some Lists of Specialty Hospitals from
theagapecenter.com/Hospitals/index.htm
Volume 51. United States and Canada Medical Boards and
Licensing Organizations from
theagapecenter.com/Organizations/Certification-Accreditation.htm
Volume 52. Other Lists of U.S. Medical Boards by U.S. State
Volume 53. U.S. Medical Professional Associations and
Government Medical Boards and Agencies
Volume 54. United States County Health Departments by State
Volume 55. United States Medical Organization Guide 1
Volume 56. United States Medical Organization Guide 2
Volume 57. A List of Medical Websites Mostly from
theagapecenter.com/Organizations/index.htm
Volume 58. United States Medical Organizations and Resources
by U.S. State mostly from theagapecenter.com/Organizations/index.htm
Volume 59. triagecancer.org/resources/stateresources offers
Job and Health Resources by State
Volume 60. Eye Organization Guide from
theagapecenter.com/Organizations/Eyes-Optical.htm
Volume 61. A Medical Profession Organization Guide from
theagapecenter.com/Organizations/Specialties/index.htm
Volume 62. A Major Medical Profession Organization Guide
from theagapecenter.com/Organizations/Specialties/index.htm 1
Volume 63. A Major Medical Profession Organization Guide
from theagapecenter.com/Organizations/Specialties/index.htm 2
Volume 64. Medical Condition and Disease Guide
Volume 65. Medical Condition-Disease Websites from
theagapecenter.com/Organizations/Conditions-Diseases/index.htm
Volume 66. A Medical Illness Website Guide from feedspot.com
Volume 67. Medical Conditions, Body Parts
Volume 68. Alzheimers Disease Guide
Volume 69. Arthritis-Rheumatism Guide
Volume 70. Dental-Toothcare Guide
Volume 71. Dental Organization/ Website Guide from
theagapecenter.com/Organizations/Dental/index.htm
Volume 72. Diabetes Guide
Volume 73. Heart Disease Guide
Volume 74. Immune System Disease Guide
Volume 75. Lung-Breathing-Respiratory Guide
Volume 76. Allergy and Asthma Guide
Volume 77. Skin Disorder Guide
Volume 78. A Skincare Website Guide from feedspot.com
Volume 79. Stomach-Digestion Guide
Volume 80. Colo-Rectal Guide
Volume 81. STD-STI/ AIDS-HIV Resource Guide
Volume 82. Environmental Health-Medicine Guide
Volume 83. A DNA/ Genetic Testing Guide
Volume 84. Genetic Disease Means You’re Born With it
Volume 85. A Genetic
Disease Website Guide
from
dmoz-odp.org/Health/Conditions_and_Diseases/Genetic_Disorders
Volume 86. A Genetic
Website Guide from dmoz-odp.org/Health/Conditions_and_Diseases/Genetic_Disorders
Volume 87. A Genetics Website Guide from a Dead Website
kumc.edu/gec/geneinfo.html
Volume 88. Lists of Medical Specialty Websites and Podcasts
at blog.feedspot.com/category/medical-specialties
Volume 89. A Medical Website Guide from dmoz-odp.org
Volume 90. Lists of
Health Organizations at
dmoz-odp.org/Health/Organizations
Volume 91. A Medical Professional Organization Website Guide
at dmoz-odp.org/Health/Organizations/Professional_Organizations
Volume 92. A Medical Travel Information Guide 1
Volume 93. A Medical Travel Information Guide 2
Volume 94. Tropical-Infectious-Travel Disease Guide
Volume 95. Travel Health Doctor/ Clinic Guide
Volume 96. Disabled People Travel/ Access and Barrier-Free
Info
Volume 97. Worldwide Medical Resources and Services in Most
Countries
Volume 98. A Medical NGO Guide
Volume 99. World Hospital Guide
Volume 100. A List of 1700+ Healthcare Facilities Worldwide
from jointcommissioninternational.org/about-jci/accredited-organizations
Volume 101. A List of Hospital Addresses Worldwide, no
Websites from international-health-cover.com
Volume 102. World Hospital Website Guide
Volume 103. Worldwide Federal Government Health Department
Websites by Country from tools.ispor.org/htaroadmaps
Volume 104. Worldwide Medical Knowledge
Volume 105. World Medical Information Guide 1
Volume 106. World Medical Information Guide 2
Volume 107. World Medical Information Guide 3
Volume 108. World Medical Organization and Website Guide 1
Volume 109. World Medical Organization and Website Guide 2
Volume 110. World Medical Organization Lists for Some
Countries from theagapecenter.com/Organizations/Countries/index.htm and
theagapecenter.com/Organizations/index.htm
Volume 111. A Worldwide List of Medical Organizations from
theagapecenter.com/Organizations/A.htm
Volume 112. World Medical Websites and Organization Lists
from the International Medical Volunteers Organization, imva.org
Volume 113. World Medical Websites by Country from dmoz-odp.org/Health/Regional
Volume 114. Canadian Medical Guide
Volume 115. Canadian Medical Knowledge Info
Volume 116. Canadian Health Guide
Volume 117. Britain-Ireland Medical-Health Guide, includes
Jobs
Volume 118. Australia-New Zealand Medical Guide
Volume 119. Asia Medical Guide
Volume 120. Middle East Medical Guide
Volume 121. Europe Medical Guide
Volume 122. Mexico Medical Guide
Volume 123. World Medical School Guide
This book is about:
how to be a wise medical consumer and good patient
finding a doctor
lists of U.S. hospitals
lowering hospital and medical bills
free and cheap health insurance, medical treatment and drugs
info about over-the-counter and prescription drugs
clinical trials
medical treatment, self-diagnosis
taking care of yourself to a certain extent
medical hope, spontaneous healing
pain management
medical law, malpractice
vaccinations
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