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A
medical librarian will be available prior to each session to help you
with any health information questions that you may have. The
"Information Consult" will be located next to the health screening area.
Information Portals for Exercise
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Special Topics for Exercise
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Active at Any Size
Would you
like to be more physically active, but are not
sure if you can do it? Good news—if you are a very large person, you can
be physically active—and you can have fun and feel good doing it.The
information in this booklet may help you start being more active and
healthier—no matter what
your size!
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Finding and Evaluating Health
Information
For web sites found using a search engine such as Google,
it is vital that you carefully evaluate what you find for quality. Here
are links to help
you know how to find the best health informaiton.
- A User's
Guide to Finding and Evaluating Health Information on the Web
The
Medical Library Association created this guide
to finding quality, safe and up to date health information on the
Internet. The "Getting Started"
section includes tips on using quality
electronic finding tools developed by the U.S. government. The
guidelines section was developed to help you evaluate the content of
health-related websites.
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The University of Illinois Regional
Health Science Site in Peoria presents Living Healthy
as part of the Swain Endowed Lectureship and with Federal funds from
the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health,
Department of Health and Human Services, under Contract No.
NO1-LM-6-3503 with the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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