Searches

• MEDLINE - The world's largest source of published medical information (now free on the National Library of Medicine site)
• Google Search
• Yahoo - Science:Biology

Additional Sources of Information

• PickOnline.org : a closely related site, offered by Parents of Infants and Children with Kernicterus.
• International Society for Neonatal Screening 
• R&D Diagnostics Ltd : Updated lists of safe and unsafe drugs, with trade names; articles; purchase of test kits.
• Family Practice Notebook : A family medicine resource; a very well organized quick-reference page.
• Bioinformatics Site -- Including G6PD deficiency database search utility.
• BCMD Web Journal offering articles about blood and blood diseases, and the most up-to-date tabulation of G6PD variants.
• Tee Koon Hien's original, comprehensive and clearly delivered overview of G6PD Deficiency .
• Center for Disease Control
• CSIRO Division of Food Science and Technology
• OMIM -- Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (a huge database of papers, abstracts and reports on genetics)
• PubMed -- National Library of Medicine's huge reference

General Health Directories

• Chinese Medicine Directory - Over 100,000 Diverse Websites & Internal Links – Family, Health, Business, Sports, News & More.

Commercial Services

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• Accesa Labs - US-based labs offering tests for G6PD deficient patients. People in the US can order the G6PD testing at a cash price online and get tested at a local lab. Results are typically available in 4 days or less.