Click here to check the public library. All you need is a library card to check out a book. You can even have it delivered to Pulaski so you don't have to drive to Green Bay.
While searching for your disease or any other diseases, make sure you type in human disease. By searching for human diseases you are eliminating all plant or animal disease. Also, make sure you include the disease name or symptom to help in the search.
There are many different places you can go on the internet to find answers to questions about diseases. Some credible websites would be websites that are run by the government (all end in .gov) such as:
NATIONAL WEBSITES
National Institute of Health
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
National Institutue of Neurological Disorders and Strokes
(Parkinson's Disease)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
National Heart Lung and Blood Institute
(Heart Disease)
National Foundation for Infectious Diseases
Other Great Webpages:
National Health Laboratory Service -
National Institute for Communicable Diseases
Click here to go to the PubMed.gov link on the Ebling Library homepage. This is a great link for journals and other documents.
www.Human-Diseases.com has a huge list of categories for different symptoms and diseases. This is another great resource to use.
Click here to link to the UIUC website where they have many statistics and maps for different diseases or health issues.