Links to resources on the web

Describes itself as follows: 'A collaborative website covering the intersections of medical anthropology, science and technology studies, cultural psychiatry, psychology and bioethics.'

Probably best thought of as an online journal which includes regular round-ups of postings of interest in other journals.

Adds a tab to some browsers that links you through to LEGALLY uploaded full-text versions of articles - for example when you are looking at an abstract where the main article is behind a paywall. The legal copies are pulled from institutional repositories, authors' websites etc. 

From the website home page:

statstutor offers statistics support materials, free of charge, to students, lecturers and everyone looking for post-16 statistics help.  We have several types of resources to help you:

From the website:

THE POISE PROJECT is an independent nonprofit 501c3 created in 2016 for the sole purpose of bringing the educational principles of Alexander technique (AT) to a broader population.

Note that there are over 15,000 WHO documents accessible via this repository.

These include the full range of healthcare topics including methodological aspects - thus tagged in the research environment as well as medicine knowledge domains.

From the website:

Our primary role is to direct and coordinate international health within the United Nations’ system. These are our main areas of work:

This is the landing page for the project to revise the Guidelines - previously just for Low Back Pain (LPP). Further tabs give access to all the project documents which include reviews of the evidence for different treatments such as the ATEAM trial.

From the 'Who we are' page:

'The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) provides national guidance and advice to improve health and social care.' [in the United Kingdom]