A group of public health professionals providing organized access to current resources on public health.

A public policy research and consulting firm that offers program and technical support to publicly-funded health and human service agencies, nonprofits, and foundations. (Washington, DC)

Organized access to public health, education, jobs, careers, sites for professionals, students, educators, kids and general public.

Prize for scientific research, established to promote research in a critical field for public health. It will be awarded every two years and the first edition will focus on hypertension.

Contains data on injury occurrence in each of the 50 US states, information about prevention, policy recommendations, and a resources section with links to government and nonprofit sites worldwide.

Listing of the agencies and programs from the U.S.A. Department of Health and Human Services.

Journal articles, free continuing education, case reports, medical news, conference coverage, and patient education resources on a variety of public health topics. [Requires free registration.]

The Effective Public Health Practice Project publishes and summarizes systematic reviews on the effectiveness of public health interventions.

A database of human resources which describes the fields of expertise and activities of about 5,000 experts involved in health promotion and public health in Europe. Detailed information on the skills and centres of interests of those included in the database, the organisations for which they work and their current projects. This programme is supported by the European Union.

Directory of public health links sorted topically and geographically.

Continuely updated database of important online public health research resources. Maintained by the Rollins School of Public Health.