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	Ask the Dietitian

	Category: Nutrition & Diet - Chats and Forums Location: Chicago, Illinois - United States

	Information about many health and nutrition questions. Online weight and calorie calculator. Sponsored Links:

	eMedicine Health:Anatomy of the Digestive System

	Category: Medicine - Basic Sciences Location: Omaha, Nebraska - United States

	Provides an overview of the anatomy of the digestive system.

	Summit Medical Center

	Category: Medicine - Facilities Location: Sacramento, California - United States

	Private non-profit hospital in Oakland.

	Alta Bates Summit Medical Center

	Category: Medicine - Facilities Location: Mather, California - United States

	A community-based general care center located in Oakland and Berkeley.

	Alta Bates Medical Center

	Category: Medicine - Hospitals Location: Mill Valley, California - United States

	General care center with facilities in Oakland and Berkeley.

	Gastrointestinal.net

	Category: Medicine - Medical Specialties Location: Birmingham, Alabama - United States

	Information on the dysfunction and diseases of the gastrointestinal tract.

	Laparoscopic Surgery

	Category: Medicine - Surgery Location: Lock Haven, Pennsylvania - United States

	General information on procedures, including cholecystectomy, hernia repairs, colon, gastric, hiatal hernia, appendectomy.

	Wake Surgical Center, Inc.

	Category: Medicine - Surgery Location: Raleigh, North Carolina - United States

	A general surgery practice with six surgeons. Providing consultation and surgical care to the Triangle Area. (Raleigh, NC)

	General and vascular surgery

	Category: Medicine - Surgery Location: - - United Kingdom

	Site describing some common general and vascular surgical conditions.

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