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About this site: Looking for information on childhood diseases, nutrition, learning disabilities, or even product recalls? Chances are you'll find it on this site, which serves as a clearinghouse of advice and information. Most articles are reprints. But the range of topics and regular addition of new material make this a worthwhile stop. (http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/pages/Health.html

Pluses: Each article offers links to online forums and stories on related topics.

Minuses: Emphasis on breadth, not depth of coverage; no search function.

Best feature: The General Health and Medicine area rates the usefulness of articles, cites the source, and gives a brief synopsis.

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