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	Includes information on alcoholism and its medical and social effects, statistical information about alcoholism and other addictions, health information including US dietary guidelines, information for parents and youth, a list of publications and a link to other national organisations in the field.	Introduction
Offers a general library of bibliographic and journal article databases, book catalogues, and links to external holdings, together with discussion groups, training and support materials, survey data, full text published documents, details of commissioned research, and news and event information.	Introduction
Provides preventative education, news from the UK, statistics and links to related resources. Aimed at both patients and carers.	Introduction
Provides access to databases including MEDLINE and ETOH, the NIAAA Alcohol and Alcohol Problems Science Database, research findings, and statistics.	Introduction
A longitudinal survey which follows the lives of a group of people born in Great Britain between 3 and 9 March, 1958. The aim of the study is to improve understanding of the factors affecting human development over the whole life span. The data covers a long time period and includes a wide range of questions, plus physical measurements, such as weight and height. Used for a wide range of research, including medical and health research including studies based on subgroups of NCDS cohort members, such as asthma sufferers or handicapped school leavers.	Introduction
Findings of a survey conducted to increase public awareness of women's health issues and identify opportunities for improving their health and quality of life. An overview of results is provided, together with more detailed findings arranged under the headings preventative care, managed care, health conditions and behaviours, violence and abuse, mental health, health and economic security, and insurance. Also includes illustrative charts and tables, and details of survey methodology.	Introduction
Full text of the seventh Health Survey for England report, which focuses on children and young adults, and is designed to support better health promotion. Covers respiratory illness, non-fatal accidents, physical activity, smoking, drinking, eating habits, self-assessed health and psychological well-being. Also includes a follow-up study on attitudes and behaviour relating to sun protection.	Introduction
Searchable bibliographic and publication details, graphs and project details of HEBS support groups, journal articles, information leaflets, health statistics, health promotion projects and Scottish HIV and AIDS initiatives.	Introduction
Data on current status and trends in population, nutrition and health for developing countries, including statistics on indicators such as infant and maternal mortality, nutritional status, vaccination coverage, contraceptive use, and population and fertility rates.	Introduction
Documented information about food and nutrition, quackery, court proceedings, fraudulent practices, and practitioners. Updated by leading experts in the field.	Introduction
Began in 1991 as a series of annual surveys commissioned by the Department of Health. Based on a nationally representative sample of the adult population (aged 16 and over) living in private households in England and designed to provide baseline data from which to monitor health trends and in particular, to assess progress towards some of the specific health targets, which include those relating to cardiovascular disease, blood pressure and obesity. Requires registration.	Introduction
Tables showing headline indicators of the performance of NHS Trusts in England in 1997/98. Indicators include waiting times and complaints.	Introduction
Provides statistical information that will guide actions and policies to improve the health of the American people. As the principal US health statistics agency, NCHS offers accurate, relevant, and timely data.	Introduction
Constantly updated information on world travel, vaccinations, statistics, training and employment.	Introduction
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