Other Resources
Though many students prefer to get their health information from their health-care providers, the internet has made health information more accessible.
Keep in mind: Some sources of health information are more reliable than others. Be selective when basing important decisions about health on the information you find through various sources.
The following is a list of resources that you may find helpful as you make choices about how to achieve your health goals:
- Alcohol And Drug Information
- Birth Control & Contraception
- Breast Cancer Information
- Hepatitis Information
- HIV / AIDS / STIs Information
- Nutrition
- Mental Health
- Sex & Sexuality
- Smoking & Smoking Cessation (Quitting) Information
- Testicular Cancer Information
- Travel Health Information
- General Health Information
(These websites and the information they offer are not affiliated with the University of Toronto or the Health Service.)
Alcohol And Drug Information:
Birth Control & Contraception:
- Birth Control Information
- Planned Parenthood Toronto
- Public Health - Sexual Health Clinics
- Bay Center for Birth Control-Women's College Hospital
Breast Cancer Information:
Hepatitis Information:
HIV / AIDS / STIs Information:
- CATIE: Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange
- CDC National Prevention Information Network
- HIV/AIDS Information
- HIV Testing - Hassle Free Clinic
Nutrition:
Sex & Sexuality: