Below are useful links to other web sites in health care law and ethics:

• American Health Lawyers Association's home page
• AHLA’s list of Health Law Resources
• American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics

• Food and Drug Administration's home page
• Health Care Financing Administration's home page
• Hippo, a highly-rated site with lots of useful information on a wide range of health law and ethics issues
• Kaiser Family Foundation

• A site to obtain free retrieval of medical articles

• National Conference of State Legislatures Health Policy Page
• National Health Law Program's links to internet resources in health care
• St. Louis University School of Law's Center for Health Law Studies' guide to internet resources in health law and policy
• Prof. Tom Mayo's comprehensive list of health law links and web resources
• Duke University Health Policy Center Home Page with extensive health policy and law information and links
• University of Houston Health Law and Policy Institute, Subject Index for over 500 links
• Center for Law and the Public's Health
• Bioethics Resources on the Web

• University of Houston:  Federal Health Law Statutes and Regulations
• FindLaw
• State statutes on health at the home page of Cornell Law School

These sites provide ample information on and discussion of the current health care reform debate:

• Health Affairs Blog
• The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
• Covering the Uninsured
• Commonwealth Fund
• Kaiser Family Foundation
• Links to Congressional Bills and Hearings
• AcademyHealth
• Urban Institute
• Seton Hall Law School’s Blog
• Slate magazine
• National Academy of Social Insurance
• President’s Council on Bioethics
• Fresh Thinking (affiliated with Stanford)
• Health Affairs

Here are some engaging blogs:

http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/healthlawprof_blog/  -- maintained by  Beth Malloy (Cincinnati).

http://www.healthreformwatch.com/ -- Seton Hall Law School
http://biotech.law.lsu.edu/blog.htm -- maintained by Ed Richards (LSU).
Managed Care Matters, a weblog on health policy by Joseph Paduda.
Bioethics Forum -- Hasting Center
http://bioethics.net/blog/ -- Am. J. Bioethics
Health Affairs Blog
http://biolaw.blogspot.com/