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- @life Atlife is an Internet Health Finder.
- About - The Human Internet The About network consists
of over 700 Guide sites neatly organized into 36 channels.
- AltaVista Search service available in 25 languages
with 8 distinct search dimensions.
- ArabSites ArabSites is a Search Engine for the Middle
East.
- Ask Jeeves Have a Question? Just type it in and click
Ask!
- Copernic
- Euroseek It is a search engine and a search portal
designed uniquely for the European countries and available in 39 languages.
- Excite Network
- Expokey The World`s Online Exhibition Center.
- Fidelity Networks Fidelity Networks - A Subsidiary of
Fidelity Communications.
- gate99 A portal for Dutch consumers.
- Handitel The handitel search engine is
a part of Luxembourg social net, that focus on disabled and elderly issues.
- HealthSeek The site offers a rich set of features and
resources.
- Hit-Net
- InteliHealth Providing information and useful tools
from varied sources, including Harvard Medical School and University of
Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine.
- Internet Health Resources An internet
engine relating to a varied health issues.
- Karolinska Institutet Karolinska
Institutet is Sweden`s only university for medicine. The Karolinska Institutet
Library is offering access to Chemical Abstracts.
- LinkMaster Handle media, forums and chat searches.
- MedExplorer Provides medical information on varied
topics.
- msn
- My Starting Point The site is a full featured
Internet search resource.
- Nana
- Northern Light Focus on Handicapped issues.
- Resources for rehabilitation A source for
publications and training programs that enable people with disabilities and
chronic conditions to remain independent.
- Start
- Sympatico-Lycos The site is providing easy access
between English and French versions.
- The Boulevard A Resource Directory of products and
services for the disabled, elderly, caregiver and healthcare professional.
- WWW Virtual Library The VL is the oldest catalog of the web,that guides to particular sections of the web.
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