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[HealthLiteracy] Do health websites at 8th-grade level exist?
Charlotte Williams
crwill4 at sph.emory.eduFri Jan 13 22:41:38 EST 2006
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I can't say that I have discovered an exact replica of WebMD. I am a health
teacher in NC and I instruct grades 6- 8. The following sites are popular with
my students.
teenhealth.org
kidshealth.org
brainpop.com
teengrowth.com
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Charlotte R. Williams, H.Ed.
MPH Candidate
crwill4 at sph.emory.edu
Quoting "Carver, Mary-Lynn" <MLCarver at clcillinois.edu>:
> Charles -
> Have you seen Healthyroadsmedia.org yet? It has many easy to read and some
> audio articles too.
> Mary Lynn Carver
> College of Lake County
> Waukegan, IL
>
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> From: Charles Jackson [mailto:cjackson at humana.com]
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> Subject: [HealthLiteracy] Do health websites at 8th-grade level exist?
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> Is there a health information website like WebMD that is at an 8th-grade
> level?
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> I know 6th-grade printed materials on specific health topics are available
> at some health websites, and some health websites have "Easy-To-Read"
> sections.
>
> I have contacted several literacy groups, but no one is aware of such a
> site.
>
> Charles Jackson
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