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Hi Group, I've found a SUPER wbsite, Medsite Navigator: http://www.medsitenavigator.com/ I've copied their home page (sure hope I am not going to be arrested for voyeurism or some other "ism"?! The drug database has basically the same information that I pay Clinical Pharmacology an annual fee. Happy hunting! Margaret Medsite Navigator, or M*N for short (pronounced "em en"), Guide to Digital Science & Medicine, serves as a travel gateway to Internet resources for health care and biomedical science. M*N is divided like an airport into hubs. There are five main conceptual hubs that can be accessed from "Home" link: News, Destinations, Search Tools, Mail, and Forums. Each hub collects and maintains a particular set of links. The "News Hub", for instance, holds links to quality Internet news sources dealing with medical and scientific topics. Routes branch out from these entry hubs along common themes. These routes lead to M*N content, additional hubs, or target Internet sites. We refer to these target sites as "Medsites". Here is a summary of the kinds of information that can be found at the M*N Hubs: News Hub Here we link you to daily newsfeeds in the fields of biotechnology, health care, and basic science. Additionally, each week we highlight the latest medical alerts (M*N Alerts) on treatments, devices, and drugs. We also examine two crucial research discoveries from the world of science and medicine. Forums Hub We at M*N are actively involved in several Internet-related ventures aimed at developing practical uses for the WWW in health care and research. At the Forums Hub, you can learn about these projects and often participate in them yourself. For instance, we have created useful web guides for the journals Nature Biotechnology and JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association). Destinations Hub This is the largest section of M*N. It links you to thousands of resources for the health care worker and scientist. Click around the following areas: Medical Journals: Several hundred medical journals, arranged alphabetically. Office: Online resources to help make your day-to-day work more efficient. Care Plans: Links to health insurance and managed care web sites. Companies: Links to pharmaceutical/biotechnology companies. Medical Schools: Links to medical schools. Classifieds: Resources to help you find your next job. Emergencies: Links to useful information for managing emergencies. Scientific Journals: Several hundred basic science journals, arranged alphabetically. Office: Links to resources to make your day-to-day work more efficient. Databases: Links to various databases like those collecting DNA sequences. Companies: Links to scientific instrument suppliers. Universities: Links to universities. Career: Resources to help you find your next job. Search Tools Hub Here you can find routes to Internet search software and various online databases. These include medline, Internet search engines, and drug databases. Drugs: Free drug info concerning iterations and dosing from various online databases. Netsites: Search the Web for other web sites. Newsgroups: Search for newsgroups. Email addresses: Search for Email addresses. Phone numbers: Search phone books on-line. Medline: Direct links to Medline via the Net. At 03:49 PM 5/26/97 -0400, you wrote: >Rosemary, > >In a message dated 97-05-26 12:23:59 EDT, you write: > ><< her doctor put her on Aricept . . . . Can anyone tell me something about >the drug. It is not on the drug list from the Archives Drug Database. >> > >Go to www.rxlist.com and enter aricept. You'll get some information about >it. > >Deanne Charlton >[log in to unmask] > > Margaret Tuchman (55yrs, Dx 1980)- NJ-08540 [log in to unmask]