ICS 1-3 EIP Tutorial

Websites can be excellent background sources, but require critical thinking skills to determine whether or not they offer credible information. Here are a few we recommend, followed by a video that will show you what to look for in evaluating them:

Government sites:

• MedlinePlus (NIH consumer health database)
• FastStats (CDC)
• Food & Nutrition Information Center (U.S. National Agricultural Library)

Non-profit organization & association sites:

• World's Healthiest Foods (content provided by Bastyr's own Buck Levin, PhD, and Joe Pizzorno, N.D./ President Emeritus) 
• Nutritionfacts.org
• American Association of Naturopathic Physicians

         Educational sites:

• Micronutrient Information Center (Linus Pauling Institute, Oregon State U.)
• The Nutrition Source (Harvard School of Public Health)
• Introduction to EBM (Centre for Evidence Based Medicine; Canadian Institute of Health Research)

(Video created by Hartness Library, Community College of Vermont and Vermont Technical College, 2012.)