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American Academy of Opthalmology
- Maintained by the American Academy of
Ophthalmology, this site lists ophthalmologists,
has information about eye conditions and diseases,
publications, and much more.
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American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology
and Strabismus (AAPOS) - Offers information about upcoming meetings, a search
engine for information, and more.
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Ask NOAH About: The Eye - NOAH seeks to provide high quality full-text health information for
consumers that is accurate, timely, relevant, and
unbiased. A cooperative project of the City
University of New York, the Metropolitan New York
Library Council, the New York Academy of Medicine
and the New York Public Library, NOAH supports
English and Spanish.
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BioSites
- "BioSites is a current listing of important
Internet resources in the biomedical sciences. The
sites evaluated here have been selected as part of
a collaborative project by staff in the Resource
Libraries within the Pacific Southwest Region of
the National Network of Libraries of Medicine."
BioSites makes it easier to locate the best
Internet resources on a given topic. The link here
is to BioSite's Ophthalmology page.
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CliniWeb
- CliniWeb, a project at Oregon Health Sciences
University, is an index and table of contents to
over 2,500 web sites of clinical information.
Keyword search or browse through the MeSH
hierarchy. CliniWeb is well researched and
current. Here's the link to CliniWeb's Eye
Diseases page.
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For Eyecare Professionals
- Lists organizations of importance in the
ophthalmological world. Also sites of interest to
optometrists and opticians. This website is
sponsored by the Vision Council of America Better
Vision Institute
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healthfinder™
- Maintains a robust list of consumer health
information web sites, selected online
publications, databases, self-help groups, as well
as the government agencies and non-profit
organizations. Search for the specific topic in
the A-Z topics list or type keywords in the search
dialog box.
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HealthWeb
- This resource is a collaborative effort between
the Library of the Health Sciences at the
University of Illinois - Chicago and the "Big Ten"
universities Committee on Institutional
Cooperation. "HealthWeb provides links to
specific, evaluated information resources...
Selected by librarians... at leading academic
medical centers in the Midwest." Working together
within their “areas of excellence,” they have
chosen and critically evaluated a small group of
non-commercial resources, rather than providing an
exhaustive index. The link here is to HealthWeb's
Ophthalmology. The Optometry page is at
http://www.libraries.wright.edu/hw/optom/
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MEDLINEplus: Eyes and Vision Topics - The National Library of Medicine's MEDLINEplus pages provide a
carefully selected list of resources, not a
comprehensive catalog. They are designed to direct
users to resources containing information that
will help them research their health questions.
Ophthalmology topics at MEDLINEplus include
glaucoma, macular degeneration, vision disorders
and blindness.
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Neurological Eye Simulator
- This is the original neurological eye simulator
that was developed and placed on the web by the
University of
California,
Davis Health System in 1997. It simulates
interactive eye motion and allows various
neurological pathologies to be simulated.
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Vision Science
- Describing itself as "An Internet Resource for
Research In Human and Animal Vision", this site
offers information about an annual conference,
various other links, and a link to Foveated
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