Dr. Jennifer Lam

Here is a list of links I find very helpful:

American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
OBGYN.net
American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology
Women's Health Interactive
National Women's Health Resource Center
Women's Cancer Network
ThinPrep Pap Test - Women's Health Center, Cytyc Corporation
National Breast abd Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program
American Medical Association
American Cancer Society Wealth of information about ways to reduce your risk of cancer and about myriad of cancers.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention Information about disease outbreaks and flu vaccines.
Food and Drug Administration The FDA has a database about side effects of or warnings about a specific perscription drug.
Harvard School of Public Health This well-organized, well-written website answers frequently asked questions about health.
Healthfinder If you don't know where to start looking for information relating to your helath, this is a good place to start.
HealthierUS This site offers general information on how to live a more healthier life.
Mayo Clinic You can look up a disease or condition, check symptoms, and read a first aid guide.
National Women's Health Information Center The website answers common questions women have about their health.

	Mayo Clinic Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy Would-be mothers looking for precise, accurate information from a reputable source will appreciate this mammoth pregnancy guide from the celebrated Mayo Clinic. The volume actually provides much more information than most parents will need: week by week accounts of the baby’s development, entries on how pregnancy can be affected by dozens of previous health conditions (such as HIV and diabetes), self-care tips for side effects like nausea and back pain, sidebars that explain the difference between identical and fraternal twins, etc. But the book contains at least one feature that most pregnant women will find indispensable: charts that indicate how to handle "troublesome signs and symptoms" during each three week period. For example, if a woman has slight spotting during the first four weeks of pregnancy, the chart tells her to notify a doctor during her next hospital visit. But if she has any bleeding at all during weeks 29 to 32, the chart indicates that she should tell her doctor immediately. Another stellar feature is the book’s even-handed series of "decision guides," which help parents make those hard (and even guilt-inducing) choices about breastfeeding, circumcision and whether or not to go back to work. Some parents may find the book’s cool, no-nonsense tone intimidating, or even scary, but when deciding what to do about mid-term cramps or pain, most readers will find great reassurance this volume’s carefully vetted facts.
	The Pregnancy Bible: Your Complete Guide to Pregnancy and Early Parenthood Shannon Hysell American Reference Books Annual, Volume 35 : Written in an easy-to-understand style that will especially appeal to first-time parents... highly recommended. Susan Brooke Day Nashville Parent Magazine : Offers everything both parents will ever need to know, presented clearly and with keen up-to-the-minute information. Linda Hutchinson San Gabriel Valley Tribune : Well-designed and the text is easy to understand... enhanced by color photography... lots of good practical advice. Mariko Thompson Los Angeles Daily News : All aspects of having a baby... detailed medical information and has two doctors serving as consulting editors. Sue Fast Island Parent : A comprehensive guide that addresses both the medical and emotional aspects of pregnancy... easy access to a wealth of information. Lise L. Hackett E-Streams : An excellent resource for expecting parents... practical information in an easy to follow format... comprehensive, well written, informative, and timely. Georgia Family : Complete guide... well-organized and inviting-to-read book, crammed with color photographs, does a wonderful job of informing expectant parent(s). Parents Express : Easy-to-read, full color sourcebook.
	Viral Immunity One of the most important health issues. Well written, interesting to read, easy to understand, and contains valuable information.

Here is a list of links I find very helpful:

Mayo Clinic Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy

The Pregnancy Bible: Your Complete Guide to Pregnancy and Early Parenthood

Viral Immunity