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MedBytes is a quick look at new, or newly discovered, Web sites of interest to Texas physicians. The column also highlights features of the TMA Web site. If you know of some interesting medical sites or have questions about how to use the TMA Web site, e-mail Crystal Conde.

Publication of information about Web sites in this column is not to be considered an endorsement or approval by the Texas Medical Association of the sites or sponsors, or of any products or services involved.

MedBytes columns are available online for the following months:

2009

November 2009 – HPV Vaccine
October 2009 – Breast Cancer
September 2009 – Prostate Cancer
August 2009 – Water Safety
July 2009 – Influenza
June 2009 – Human Immunodeficiency Virus
May 2009 – Health Information Technology
April 2009 – Adolescent Reproductive Health
March 2009 – Kidney Disease
February 2009 – Adult Diseases in Children
January 2009 – Healthy Eating and Physical Activity

2008

December 2008 – Primary Care in Underserved Areas
November 2008 – Infectious Disease
October 2008 – Presidential Health Care Policy
September 2008 – Environmental Health
August 2008 – Adolescent Immunization
July 2008 – Sun Safety
June 2008 – Performance Improvement
May 2008 – Women's Health
April 2008 – Disaster Preparedness
March 2008 – Vaccination
February 2008 – Anabolic Steroids
January 2008  – Geriatrics

2007

December 2007 – Smoking Cessation
November 2007 – Mental Health
October 2007 – Pandemic Influenza
September 2007 – Tort Reform
August 2007 – Cancer
July 2007 – Immunizations
June 2007 – Obesity
May 2007 – Health Information Technology
April 2007 – Health Literacy
March 2007 – Spring!
February 2007 – Border Health
January 2007 – Texas Legislature and U.S. Congress

2006

December 2006 – Influenza
November 2006 – Smoking Cessation
October 2006 – Women's Health
September 2006 – Texas Festivals
August 2006 – Mental Health
July 2006 – Health Information Technology
June 2006 – It's June! Take a Break!
May 2006 – Disaster Preparedness
April 2006 – Patient Safety
March 2006 – Cultural Competency
February 2006 – Aging
January 2006 – Tort Reform

2005

December 2005 – Flu
November 2005 – Disaster Relief
October 2005 – Diabetes
September 2005 – Women in Medicine
August 2005 – Sports Medicine
July 2005 – Pain on the Internet
June 2005 – Texas Getaways
May 2005 – Preventing Suicide
April 2005 – Dietary Supplements
March 2005 – Demographics on the Web
February 2005 – Texas Legislature and U.S. Congress
January 2005 – Patient Safety

2004

December 2004 – Medical Collections
November 2004 – Religion in Medicine
October 2004 – Surviving Sexual Assault
September 2004 – Immunizations
August 2004 – Fore! Golf and Tennis Resorts
July 2004 – Workers' Compensation
June 2004 – Medicare Discount Drug Cards
May 2004 – Border Health
April 2004 – Liability Insurance
March 2004 – Cancer
February 2004 – Medicare
January 2004 – Independent Review

2003

December 2003 – Liability Reform
November 2003 – Smoking Cessation
October 2003 – Junk Food
September 2003 – Hepatitis B
August 2003 – Summertime
July 2003 – Organ Transplantation
June 2003 – Medicaid
May 2003 – Space Medicine
April 2003 – Clinical Trials
March 2003 – Independent Review
February 2003 – Smallpox

2002

December 2002 – Texas Legislature and U.S. Congress
November 2002 – West Nile Virus
October 2002 – Medical Liability Reform
September 2002 – Bioterrorism
August 2002 – Medical Education
July 2002 – Workers' Compensation
June 2002 – Genetic Diseases
May 2002 – Medical Malpractice Insurance
April 2002 – Children's Mental Health
March 2002 – Cardiovascular Disease Guidelines and Rehabilitation
February 2002 – Adolescent Medicine
January 2002 – Online Formularies

2001

December 2001 – Alzheimer's Disease
Novemer 2001 – Bioterrorism
October 2001 – Bankruptcy
September 2001 – Disasters and Emergencies
August 2001 – End-of-Life Care
July 2001 – Border Health
June 2001 – Clinical Trials and Investigational Medicine
May 2001 – Heart Disease
April 2001 – Technology in the Medical Workplace
March 2001 – Hepatitis C
February 2001 – Cancer
January 2001 – Texas Legislature; Congress

2000

November 2000 – Newborn Screening
October 2000 – Quality in Health Care
September 2000 – Human Genome Research
August 2000 – Cancer
July 2000 – Blood-Related Issues
June 2000 – PubMed
May 2000 – Research at Texas Medical Schools
April 2000 – Antibiotic Resistance
March 2000 – Bioterrorism
February 2000 – Medical Records Privacy
January 2000 – Public Health


 

Last Published: 11/4/2009

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