Health Links - Visit the following websites for credible information.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services operates a branch called the Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration. The site isn't marketed toward college students, but it provides reliable
information. The "issues" tab in the top navigation bar is a great place to start.
The BACCHUS Network shares tools, information, and programming
for college students, including ideas for spring break.
The Foundation for a Smokefree America offers educational videos, quitting tips, and anti-smoking resources.
Design your own food pyramid, read nutrition articles, and look up the nutrition facts for your favorite foods.
This site has a body alcohol concentration (BAC) calculator and a flash program that lets visitors trace the
flow of alcohol through a human body. It also offers information about alcohol poisoning, myths about alcohol
abuse, facts about alcoholism, and e-cards to email to your friends.
The University of Georgia explains how to handle stress. The site includes pages on money, relationships,
sleep, exercise, attitude, drugs and alcohol, nutrition, relaxation, spirituality, time, and tobacco.
The Department of Health and Human Services offers a plethora of links and downloads. Help yourself.
