More of Dr. Pete's Links

This page was last updated on 09/21/05

"In Science, the authority embodied in the opinion of thousands is not worth a spark of reason on one man." - Galileo

  1. AAHPERD, American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.

  2. ABC News, links to the latest news from ABC.

  3. Adolescent Directory on-line, links to many health issues facing young people

  4. AIDS, rethinking HIV/AIDS.....what do you think?

  5. This AIDS book is a must read! (Dr. Peter Duesburg)

  6. AIDS Controversy, does HIV cause AIDS?; links.

  7. AIDS Quilt, interesting information about the quilt project; links.

  8. AMA's adolescent health links, lots of links.

  9. American Geriatrics Society, several links to sites with issues facing older adults.

  10. American Public Health Association, a good site.

  11. Arkansas, where I was born & raised!

  12. ASIMBA, links to active sports, nutrition, outdoor recreation, & fitness.

  13. Beaver Bookstore, Oregon State University merchandise, et cetera.

  14. Body, a Multimedia AIDS and HIV Information Resource.

  15. Breast Cancer, a national breast cancer website.

  16. Cal Farley's Boys Ranch & Affiliates, Amarillo, Texas...giving youth a "shirttail to hang onto."

  17. CDC, the centers for disease control and prevention.

  18. Chemtrails over America, better check this out.

  19. Chemtrails over America, a second site.

  20. Dillon (Montana) Tribune, weekly newspaper.

  21. Eldercare web, many links to sites about aging, death & dying & older adults.

  22. EHIS, environmental health information service.

  23. Environmental health links from Yahoo!, not bad...

  24. Forest Service, the USDA National Headquarters.

  25. Galaxy, medical links galore!!

  26. Grad School links, more information for you, the student.

  27. Head Injury, links to information on concussions, et cetera.

  28. Health Central, links to current health information.

  29. Health Education Laboratory, links to all sorts of health topics including HRAs, self-tests.

  30. Health Education Organizations, many listed from the University of South Florida.

  31. Health Education Resource Exchange, state of Washington.

  32. Healthfinder, "gateway to selected information."

  33. Health IS your business, Dr. Michael Olpin's website

  34. Health Link, an alternative health directory (Vancouver, Canada); search engine.

  35. Healthy People 2000, take a look on-line.

  36. Healthy People 2010, the new document unfolds; check it out!

  37. Health Section of USA Today (click reload for the latest issue).

  38. Hospice, read about the hospice philosophy; great links too.

  39. Karolinska Institute Library, an alphabetical list of specific diseases/disorders.

  40. McGraw Hill, the book people (higher education version).

  41. Montana - Big Sky Country...what can I say? [The next passage in my journey is a love affair. I am in love with Montana. For other states I have admiration, respect, recognition, even some affection, but with Montana it is love, and it's difficult to analyze love when you're in it. . . . - John Steinbeck, American writer

  42. New England Journal of Medicine, no health educator is without it!

  43. Nexus magazine, interesting stuff here.

  44. NMHO, the National Mental Health Organization.

  45. NIDA, the national institute on drug abuse.

  46. Oregon, where my wife was born & raised!

  47. PE Central, lesson plans and more.

  48. Southwest Times-Record...of old Fort Smith, AR.

  49. WCN, Women's Cancer Network, a new listing; several health risk appraisals (HRA).

  50. World Health Organization, lots of information about WHO.

  51. Wyoming, the Cowboy state.

  52. "Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself."--- Leo Tolstoy

  53. "For a community to be whole and healthy, it must be based on people's love and concern for each other."--- Millard Fuller

  54. "A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops."--- Henry Adams, The Education of Henry Adams

  55. "Security is mostly a superstition.  It does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it.  God Himself is not secure, having given man domination over his works! Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure.  The fearful are caught as often as the bold.  Faith alone defends.  Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.  To keep our faces toward change and behave like free spirits in the presence of fate is strength and un-defeatable." --- Helen Keller

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