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 breastcancer.org Whether you're looking for reassurance, breaking news, or ammo for dealing with your health insurer, this nonprofit won't let you down. 

 hopkinsmedicine.org/avon_foundation_breast_center/ Got a question? Chances are you'll find the answer among the literally tens of thousands posted (by category) on this site 

  diabetes.org The place to start for health information when you're first diagnosed — or warned you're on the way — this American Diabetes Association site covers everything from how to track your blood sugar to tricks for rejiggering recipes. 

 ndep.nih.gov Getting personal: Type in your age, diabetes status, and race, and this Web home of the government's National Diabetes Education Program matches you with appropriate publications, videos, and podcasts. 

 Drugs.com is the most popular, comprehensive and up-to-date source of drug and health information information online. Providing free, peer-reviewed, accurate and independent data on more than 24,000 prescription drugs, over-the-counter medicines & natural products. 

 healthyminds.org From the American Psychiatric Association, discussions of nearly every mental health concern. Nice touch: specially tailored advice for teens, members of the military, seniors, Latinos, and other groups. 

 dbsalliance.org Support — including in-person and live online groups and links to local help — is the theme at the site of the National Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance. 

 cdc.gov/physicalactivity Jump-start your fitness program with sample weekly workout plans from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 

 acefitness.org With some 200 workouts, this American Council on Exercise site helps you avoid guilt about not getting to the gym. And no more feeling like a klutz: You can see many health exercises in action. 

 medlineplus.gov A trove of info from the National Institutes of Health — even the family pet gets a section. Covers more than 900 conditions and includes a guide to thousands of drugs and supplements as well as tools, videos, and tutorials. 

 familydoctor.org The "symptom checker flowcharts" at the Web home of the American Academy of Family Physicians are your go-to when you need to know whether that "funny feeling" calls for a trip to the ER. 

 hearthub.org The American Heart Association's health information patient site is info-loaded — prevention tips, recipes, a CPR video, and more. 

 womenheart.org From the National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease, a health and wellbeing site with heart that offers an online community and links to its Sister Match program, which connects heart patients to trained support volunteers. 

 eatright.org Beyond the expected — info on nutrition and food safety; special sections for vegetarians, athletes, and other groups; plus "get real" reviews of popular diets. 

 hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource For anyone baffled by the government's MyPlate program, Harvard offers an easier-to-use blueprint for planning healthy meals. 

https://www.cdc.gov/lyme/index.html For anyone dealing with Lyme Disease needing health information, education, symptom checks, treatment info, and other educational materials.

https://www.lymetalk.net/stephen-buhner-healing-lyme-herbal-protocol/ Holistic approach to healing Lyme Disease.

https://covid19criticalcare.com/ FLCCC Alliance - Founded by a group of leading critical care specialists in March 2020, the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC) is dedicated to helping prevent and treat COVID, and to help patients take charge of other areas of their health.