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INJURY-L is a list for injury research,epidemiology and prevention maintained by the Center for Rural Emergency Medicine and the Injury Control Center of West Virginia University. Injury-L Listserv is a front end to Injury-L. The valuable Injury-L Archives can be found here as well. List manager: Paul M. (Mike) Furbee, Research Coordinator, Center for Rural Emergency Medicine, P.O. BOX 9151, Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center, Morgantown WV 26506, (304) 293-6682. E-mail address: furbee@wvu.edu.

INTVIO-L is devoted to all aspects of family violence. It is maintained by the Family Violence Research Team at the University of Rhode Island. The INTVIO-L list serves as a networking system devoted to all aspects of family violence. While various other lists may explore the topics of child abuse or violence within the family, the intimate violence list is unique in that it serves a wide range of areas that constitute the definition of intimate violence. This list is designed to encompass all areas of interest regarding family violence rather than limiting discussion to one interest.

EJINTVIO, the Electronic Journal of Intimate Violence, is published as a list. Topics include physical child abuse, sexual child abuse, child neglect, physical spouse abuse, sexual spouse abuse, psychological abuse, elder abuse, and dating violence, as well as other related topics subscribers may wish to explore. For more information contact Glenn Wolfner, Assistant Director of Family Violence Research Program at the University of Rhode Island. Send comments and questions to the editors (famviol@uri.acc.edu).

EHS-INFO has been created to sponsor and support peer discussions among individuals researching, developing or implementing informatics-related initiatives for prehospital and hospital emergency health services systems or organizations. The list is called EHS-INFO (Emergency Health Informatics and Information Systems). Click HERE to examine the ehs-info archives. Contact: Ronald Benoit (ron@aemrc.arizona.edu)

EMSNY-L is a forum for discussion of issues affecting EMS providers. Although the focus is on New York State issues, often the discussion is far broader. For instance, a recent thread discussed the need for CPR certification by EMT's. When appropriate, questions are answered by State EMS staff. The listserv includes a number of files of interest, including New York State laws and rules related to EMS. List manager: John D. Lewis. Internet address: jdl02%albnydh2.bitnet@uacsc2.albany.edu

BIOMCH-Lis a list is intended for members of the International, European, American, Canadian and other Societies of Biomechanics, ISEK (International Society of Electrophysiological Kinesiology), and for all others with an interest in the general field of biomechanics and human or animal movement. For the scope of this list, see, e.g., the Journal of Biomechanics (Pergamon Press), the Journal of Biomechanical Engineering (ASME),or Human Movement Science (North-Holland). Biomch-L is operated under the Patronage of the International Society of Biomechanics.Technical help can be obtained by sending the command 'sendbiomch-l guide' to LISTSERV@HEARN or LISTSERV@NIC.SURFNET.NL, or by contacting one of the list owners.Contact: listserv@nic.surfnet.nl (Ton van den Bogert).

SAFETY list discusses safety issues, with a bias towards educational institutions.

TBI-SPRT. The St. Johns University Traumatic Brain Injury Support List was created for the exchange of information by survivors, supporters, and professionals concerned with traumatic brain injury and other neurological impairments. TBI-SPRT listserv archive contains the more substantial discussion threads that have occurred on TBI-SPRT since the list came on-line. They have been sorted by topic and date. Also see the related WEB site, TBI-SPRT (Traumatic Brain Injury Support List) Home Page. List owners: Len Burns 

EPIDEMIOL-L. Epidemiology list server.

CPSCINFO-L. CPSC List server application for automatic distribution of CPSC press releases and the CPSC Public Calendar.

TRAUMA-LIST is a forum for professionals and interested laypersons for the discussion of trauma and burn injuries, including their prevention, treatment, and sequelae. It is maintained at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,in cooperation with the Division of Multisystem Trauma at The Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh. For information contact Victor L. Landry, Ph.D. (412) 232-8414; fax (412) 232-8096 Dept. of Biological Science, Mellon Hall, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA 15282.

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Alcoholism research database - Project CORK collection on alcoholism and substance abuse on the Dartmouth College Library Online System. Login: type SELECT FILE CORK.