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www.my.webmd.com/condition-center/otm - consumers can register free for the Ear Disorders
Board and receive an informative newsleter by e-mail. Questions can be asked directly to author and WebMD health
expert Rod Moser, PhD, PA-C.
www.mayoclinic.com/invoke.cfm?id=DS00303 - An excellent informations source. Includes
decision 'trees'.
http://www.ngc.gov/ - ngc stands for
National Guidelines Clearinghouse. In the Search box, type otitis media, then click on: 'Evidence based clinical
practice guideline for medical management of otitis media in children 2 months to 6 years of age.' This document
originates from Children Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, Ohio.
http://www.mothering.com - For more information on ear infections visit the Mothering magazine
site and get a copy of their issue on this important subject.
http://www.cdc.gov/drugresistance/community/ -Center for Disease Control (CDC) has announced
the Get Smart program to encourage limiting the use of antibiotics. We've long endorsed this position. For more
information on this subject check out the the Waiting
section of our website or visit the CDC site.
http://www.drgreene.com/ - Author of
The Parent Complete Guide to Ear Infections - in our opinion, Dr. Greene advice on ear infections is very good. We do
not, however, agree with his enthusiastic endorsement of the monitor which attempts to measure fluid behind the
eardrum, as we have had reports both from medical professionals and lay people that this device measurements are
inconsistent.
http://www.earallergy.com/ - An
MD describes food allergies, with specifics of what to avoid
www.silcom.com/~dwsmith/midear.html -
more about food allergies
http://www.drweil.com/ -
'alternative' health information from a Harvard-trained MD http://www.earplanes.com/ EarPlanes are a patented
pressure-reguating earplug inserted in the ear to help reduce discomfort often associated with air
travel.
The sites listed above are provided for reference only. We are not able to verify the truthfulness of
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