Other Lists, CEU Sites, and Interesting Sites

Mail Lists and News Groups

• See Judith Kuster's Home Page for a complete listing of Internet services related to Communication Disorders.
• Search for Mail lists
• dysphagia@dysphagia.com: This mail list provides a forum for professionals to discuss clinical cases and various topics related to swallowing and swallowing disorders. To subscribe, visit our web-based subscription page.  Archives of this mail list are now available on http://www.dysphagia.com/mlist/.
• Craniofacial Biology Research Mailing List
• Tom Brennan's list of Speech Pathology and Audiology links.
• University of Washington, School of Communication: They maintain a list of mail lists and news groups related to communication and communication disorders.
• Esophageal Cancer Mail List. To subscribe send subscribe message to listserv@sjuvm.stjohns.edu.
• Web Resources for Students
• Internet for Speech Pathologists

CEU Sites:

• Baylor College of Medicine: Continuing Education
• Professional Marketing Seminars
• Therapeutic Service Systems

Other Interesting Sites:

(Also see the list of web pages for organizations.)

• American Speech and Hearing Association
• CancerNet Gopher: A collection of summaries on a variety of cancers.
• Center for Disease Control
• Center for Voice Disorders at Wake Forest University.
• Clark Image Capture and Processing System.
• Comeunity Online support for parents of children with special needs
• Dr K's GastroLinks
• Drug Interactions
• Dysphagia Diet Web Site
• Hardin MD: This site is maintained by University of Iowa and is a detailed list of medically oriented information on the web. I especially recommend their section on gastroenterology.
• Internet Medical Resources: A list of Internet sites of interest to health professionals.
• National Center for Biotechnology Information
• National Center for Voice and Speech
• Neurosciences on the Internet: A searchable database of neuroscience sites.
• NIH: Their online service provides information on a variety of health topics, scientific resources, and available grants.
• National Library of Medicine: The National Library of Medicine is located at the National Institutes of Health and contains the largest collection of scientific topics. They have several search engines that can be used to access their extensive database.
• National Science Foundation: A government agency that provides information on grants, scientific trends and statistics.
• Neuroscience Search Engine.
• New Visions: A web site maintained by Suzanne Evans Morris, Ph.D. that focuses on issues related to pediatric swallowing.
• Otolaryngology Resources on the Internet
• OtoWeb from University of Wisconsin--also see their section on Voice Disorders
• PharmInfoNets GastroLinks
• PharmInfoNet Glossary
• Phonetic fonts.
• Preemie-l is a support mail list for parents with preterm babies. Many infant swallow issues are discussed on this list. For more information you can send an email.
• Speech Language Pathologist.org
• Speech Language Pathology Student Resources
• Stuttering: Science, Therapy and Practice
• Swallowing Tutorial
• University Programs in Speech Language Pathology and Audiology
• University of Washington's Developmental Speech Physiology Lab
• Virtual Hospital : A wealth of resources for patients and practitioners. This page is sponsored by the University of Iowa.