Sites for medical resources

All of these sites have something unique and helpful to offer, so be sure to look at each one. Just remember that these sites are not substitutions for a real doctor's advice.
Ask A Patient - Do you really know what you're in for when you take medication? Medical science has come a long way, but sometimes medication cons outweigh the pros.
This site is for anyone who is worried about trying a new physician-prescribed medication. You can look through reviews from real people about the experiences (positive and negative) they've had on doctor-prescribed medication to make more educated decisions. Just remember to take everything on this site with a grain of salt.

LongTermCare.gov - For those of you who worry about aging parents or grandparents, this is a great site to start planning for the future. Planning for that sort of thing is easy to put off, but if you don't think about the future, you may be left high and dry if trouble strikes.
This site answers questions about long-term care for your loved ones like the difference between Medicare and Medicaid, and long-term care versus custodial care. The more information you have, the better the chance will be that you make the best decision for your loved ones.

PDR Health - Asking other people about their experiences can be helpful, but when it comes to the medical field it's important to listen to your doctor. After all, they do have years of medical training.
Physicians' Desk Reference has a huge database of medication information, as well as information about diseases, conditions, and what you should avoid when taking medications.