Can going on-line make you healthier?

Article Abstract:

Numerous health-related support groups are on the Internet, and much useful information is available. Not all are helpful, however. Tips on using sites to obtain medical information and emotional support for a variety of ailments are presented.

Services, Medical care, Information services, User groups

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The Web: a complete women's guide

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Anyone who has a computer, telephone line and modem can obtain an online account and start enjoying all that the World Wide Web has to offer. Tips on getting set up are given, along with terminology and a list of interesting web sites.

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How families are connecting now: e-mail is helping me get to know cousins I never knew I had

Article Abstract:

An assistant managing editor in New York relates how she manages to communicate with her relatives in London, England through e-mail. Internet connection made it possible for her to be at home even when she's not.

Telecommunications systems, Electronic mail systems, Email, Family

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