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Articles in Fall, 2004 issue of Library Trends

Why develop web-based health information workshops for consumers?
by Diane K. Kovacs
MedlinePlus®: the National Library of Medicine® brings quality information to health consumers
by Naomi Miller
Where am I to go? Use of the Internet for consumer health information by two vulnerable communities
by Ellen Gay Detlefsen
Watch your language
by Heidi T. Sandstrom
Meeting the health information needs of diverse populations
by Kristine M. Alpi
Medical textbooks: can lay people read and understand them?
by Lynda M. Baker
Training the health information seeker: quality issues in health information Web sites
by Javier Crespo
Introduction
by Tammy L. Mays
Working with immigrant and refugee populations: issues and Hmong case study
by Margaret Allen

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