HEALTH TOPICS A TO Z
The information presented here is not specific to your situation and is for your general information only. You need to contact your own doctor for your medical care.
Ontario County Department of Health does it's best to offer high quality information but cannot control nor does it guarantee the accuracy of information provided on websites which are linked from this site. Please contact your health care provider for your health care.
To view more complet lists of health topics we suggest you visit the websites of the National Institute of Health, The Center for Disease Control, New York State, and Medem.
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Acne - NIH
Acoustic Neuroma - NIH
Aging - National Institute on Aging
AIDS - NIH
AIDS - A brief history and links to more information
Alcoholism - American Family Physician information on Problem Drinking.
Allergy - Information from American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology
Alzheimer's Disease - National Institute on Aging
Asthma
Asthma - Exercixe induced
Birth Defect Prevention - CDC
Booster Seat Law - Check New York Governor's Traffic Safety Committee for more information.
Botox - NIH and National Library of Medicine
Botulism - NIH
Breast Cancer - National Cancer Institute
Breast Cancer and Mammograms - National Cancer Institute
Cancer - What is it?
Cancer Treatment and Complementary and Alternative Medicine - NIH
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning - What is colorless, tasteless, poisonous, and deadly that we are all exposed to almost every day? Learn all about this deadly gas.
Celiac Disease - NIH
Cervical Cancer - NIH
Cholesterol - National Cholesterol Education Program of the NIH
Cirrhosis of the Liver - NIH
Constipation - NIH
Dental Care in Children with Special Needs - National Institute for Dental and Craniofacial Research
Dental Health - National Institute on Aging
Developmental Disabilities - New York state Department of Health list of local officies to assist families
Diabetes - American Association of Diabetes
Diabetes and Pregnancy - Nation Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Dispose of Unused Prescription Drugs Safely! - Many of us have left-over doses from prescriptions that have already served their purpose. These drugs pose a risk to pets, children, and teens who may find them. How can we dispose of drugs safely?
Ear Infections in Children - New York State Department of Health brochure for parents.
Flu (influenza) - Description of types of flu
Flu Prevention - From the CDC
Food poisoning - NIH and National Library of Medicine
Gall Bladder Disease - NIH
Gastroesophageal Reflux/Hiatal Hernia - NIH
Genes and Gene Therapy - NIH
Genetic Diseases - NIH
Genital Herpes - NIH
Germs - Stop the spread of germs - CDC information on healthy habits
Glaucoma - NIH
Gout - NIH
Hair Diseases and Hair Loss - NIH
Hand Foot and Mouth Disease - CDC
Headache and Migraine - NIH
Heart Disease - CDC
Heat Exhaustion or Heat Stroke
Hepatitis - CDC - Descriptions of Hepatitis A through E.
Hepatitis B - American Academy of Pediatrics
Herbal Supplements: Consider Safety, Too - National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM)
Herpes Simplex Virus (Genital Herpes) - CDC
HIV/AIDS Prevention - CDC
HIV/AIDS Prevention - New Developments
Hormone Replacement Therapy - NIH
Hot Tub Rash - CDC
Household Poisons - NIH
Infections Diseases - List of infectious diseases from the CDC
Infectious Mononucleosis (Epstein-Barr Virus) - CDC
Influenza - CDC
Indigestion - Medem
Kawasaki Syndrome - CDC
Legionnaires' Disease - CDC
Lice Infestation - CDC
Listeriosis - CDC
Lyme Disease - CDC
Malaria - CDC
Measles - CDC
Meningitis - CDC
Meningococcal Disease - CDC
Mites (Scabes) - CDC
Mononucleosis - CDC
Mumps - CDC
Mycoplasma pneumoniae - CDC
Neurofibromatosis - CDC
Osteoporosis - CDC
Otitis Media (Ear Ifection) - CDC
Ovarian Cancer - CDC
Overweight and Obesity - CDC
PAP Test - National Cancer Institute
Parvovirus B19 Infection (Fifth Disease) - CDC
Peptic Ulcer Disease - CDC
Pertussis - CDC
Pets - CDC
PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease) - CDC
Pin Worm Infection - CDC
Pneumonia - CDC
Polio - CDC
Psittacosis - CDC
Q Fever - CDC
Rabies Information and Clinic Dates
Ringworm - CDC
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever - CDC
Rotavirus Infection - CDC
Roundworm Infestation - CDC
RSV - CDC
Rubella - CDC
Rubeola - CDC
Salmonella - CDC
Scabies - CDC
Scarlet Fever - CDC
School Age Asthma - OCPH article
Sexually Transmitted Disease - National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Sickle Cell Anemia - OCPH article
Shingles - NIH
Stroke - CDC
Syphilis - CDC
Tetanus Disease - CDC
Ticks - All about tick removal and diseases caused by ticks.
Tobacco Use - CDC
Toxoplasmosis - CDC
Trichomoniasis - CDC
Tuberculosis - CDC
Ulcerative Colitis - NIH
Ulcers - CDC
Whooping Cough (Pertussis) - CDC
Winter Weather - CDC information you can use to reduce the risk of weather-related health problems, including protecting yourself from carbon monoxide poisioning, preparing for power outages, and extreme cold prevent guide.
Yeast Infection - CDC
Zoster - CDC