http://wizard.pharm.wayne.edu/woundsoc/PUB.HTM
The Wound Healing Society.
In order to maintain communication with it's membership and to accomplish
its stated goals, The Wound Healing Society currently publishes a newsletter
and journal.

Scars & Stripes is the bi-annual newsletter of the Society, distributed to all
members. This newsletter serves to keep the membership abreast of the activities
of the Society's different committees, as well as provide general
information of interest. The newsletter is edited by H. Paul Ehrlich, Ph.D.
and co-edited by Robert F. Diegelmann, Ph.D.
Comments and items you would like considered for inclusion in the newsletter should
be sent to either of these individuals.

Wound Repair and Regeneration is the official journal of the Wound Healing Society. This quarterly Journal publishes original scientific and/or clinical papers on the broadly defined topics of wound healing and tissue regeneration. The Journal is also the official journal of the European Tissue Repair Society, the Japanese Society for Wound Healing, and the Australian Wound Management Association. For a complete description of the journal and a wide variety of information including indices of past issues, visit the Wound Repair and Regeneration web site.

"World Wide Wounds" the Electronic Journal of Wound Management
publishes advances in wound Care

http://www.hyperbaric.com/wounds.htm
This site has pictures of wounds and shows the benefits of HBO treatment.

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SEARCH
http://www.NYAM.org
THis is the site of the New York Academy of Medicine THey have a fantastic medical library, real, not virtual, and run continuing education meetings many of which are open to the public, in the areas of Urban Health, Addiction Medicine, Public Health, History of Medicine. They also have exhibits, and are located in a historic building on 5th Avenue and 93rd street.

http://www.medmatrix.org/index.asp
This is a huge site referencing health sites on the internet. It is edited by Gary Malet, MD who has been running it for several years and seems to do nothing else full time. It offers subject specific indexing, is easy to use, free and absolutely incredible in it's completelness. Plus, he personally checks the provenance of the sites so that there are no false claims type sites. A great reference place.

http://medscape.com/
This is a commercial medical information network, good information, lots of ads but not too annoying, and they index health news, have text book references handy, etc.

An Introduction to Cyberspace for Medical Professionals*
http://world.std.com/~hylinked/mednet/fulltext.html
A well-referenced, hyperlinked review of the development, current
status, and future possibilities of the Internet in medicine.

http://www.medmatrix.org/Index.asp
This is an extensive listing of medical information on the internet, is peer reviewed and very comprehensive.very detailed and very well organized.

http://www.mwsearch.com/
Internet Disease Resources Search

http://www.mic.ki.se/Diseases/index.html
A searchable collection of medical librarian selected briefs on
disease conditions. The collection is directed to lay persons,
health care professionals and researchers. Karolinska Institute Library.

Internet Diseases Resources Alphabetic Listing is found at the same address,
http://www.mic.ki.se/Diseases/index.html
An A to Z collection of medical librarian selected briefs on disease
conditions. Also By the Karolinska Institute Library.

GPN Reuters Healthcare News Archive Search
http://www.gpnet.com/HealthcareNewsSearch.html
A searchable collection of health and medicine news articles from
Reuters news service. Global Physician Network.

http://www.nlm.nih.gov
This is the access point for the National Library of Medicine and the source of medline. This can give you up to date medical references, and has two different search engines, Grateful Med or Web Pub Med. Both are rather sophisticated and don't allow full text access to the artlices, although if you get a liscence number from you r local library, you can order, for a fee, the full text. This is designed more for the heallth professional than for the general public, but is open access tothe bulk of the worlds peer reviewed medical literature.

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