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Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Resources for Patients and Families
AIDSInfo
- Developed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,
this site provides information on clinical trials and treatment,
as well as educational and informational resources.
American
Academy of Pediatrics - This professional organization also
offers information for parents. This particular link will take
you directly to the AAP's information and recommendation on
a wide variety of infectious diseases.
Center
for Disease Control - The Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention offers information for medical professionals and
families concerning a wide range of health topics. This link
will take you directly to their information on infectious diseases.
Immunization
Action Coalition - This organization promotes the importance
of childhood as well as adult immunizations. The site provides
information on the various vaccines, diseases and guidelines
for who should receive vaccines, and when.
National
Network for Immunization Information - This site provides
news and information on vaccines to medical professionals, the
media and the public. Also provides information on various
diseases.
New
York State Health Department - On their web site, NYS Department
of Health provides information on the recommended immunizations
and schedule for New York State.
New
York State HIV Clinic Resource - Sponsored by the New York
State Department of Health, this site offers information and
resources for individuals and families within New York who are
dealing with HIV or AIDS.
Parents
of Kids with Infections Diseases - This site offers support
and information to parents and caregivers of children with an
infectious disease. Site provides information on HIV/AIDS, hepatitis,
and organ donation as well.
Women,
Children, and HIV - An international resource, this organization
seeks to promote better healthcare for women and children throughout
the world who are facing HIV and AIDS. The site provides information,
news items, and information on international events.
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