10 sites to visit for more info on congenital heart disease
We’ve collected links to some of the many websites available for those of you interested in learning more about Congenital Heart Disease and Congenital Heart Defects.
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The Children's Health Information Network on congenital heart disease includes chat, support groups, and a guide to resources. |
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The Children’s Heart Foundation works to fund the “most promising research to raise awareness and to educate about congenital heart defects.” You may also order a free copy of their parent resource book. |
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More cardiac arrests happen at home than in any other setting. By having an AED at home you can be better prepared for this potentially devastating event. |
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This site offers an area for kids (The Kidzone) and an area for parents (Parent’s Place) to learn more about the heart. |
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11 pages of information about congenital heart defects including: What are Congenital Heart Defects? – Causes – Signs & Symptoms, etc. |
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From a trusted organization, the Congenital Heart Defects in Children Fact Sheet answers many basic questions. |
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The Pediatric Heart Network (PHN) is a group of hospitals in theUnited States and Canada that conduct research studies in children with congenital or acquired heart disease. It provides information on CHD and results of clinical studies. |
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A wealth of easy to understand information on congenital heart disease and heart disease in general. |
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Another source for information on CHD and CHD related articles and part of the WebMD network. |
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From the popular KidsHealth.com website, ‘If your child has a heart defect’ gives parents new insight into this frightening disease. |
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- February 2008 |
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