Health is one of the treasures that you cannot buy for the money. We have selected 10 sites that will help to learn more about diseases and a healthy lifestyle, as well as to find like-minded people.

1. Uptodate.com
 
It is perhaps the most authoritative source of medical information on the English-language Internet. Each article contains current data on diseases, treatments, and drugs. More than 5,700 doctors write, check and review materials, and from the standpoint of evidence-based medicine. Articles for patients are collected in the Beyond the Basics section and are free for all readers.

2. MedlinePlus

This is a portal for patients and their relatives, led by experts from the US National Institutes of Health (this is the premier medical research center in the States). Diseases, symptoms and medical problems are described here in an accessible language. MedlinePlus helps to learn about current treatment methods, research, drugs, and dietary supplements. A large section of the site is devoted to training videos, that are divided into topics and are accompanied by English subtitles.

3. PotencyUp 

It is a reader-oriented health site offering male enhancement tips and natural ways to improve men’s health. There is much unbiased sexual health information, news about medical equipment and toys to diversify the sexual life. They write about best practices for erectile dysfunction treatment, the latest sexual health news and expert perspectives on diet, products, and supplements for male enhancement.

4.  Mayo Clinic
The Mayo Clinic website is probably the cutest and most useful clinic site in the world. Here they talk about various diseases and symptoms (to check what a symptom means, just click on it in Symptom Checker.) About 3000 doctors and researchers share their experience on the site so that you can find an answer even to a very tricky medical question.

5. Cleveland Clinic

The Cleveland Clinic website has a lot to do about diseases, treatments, procedures, medications, and current medical research. The information is well structured. An important advantage is the variety of multimedia formats: here you will find interactive diagnostic tools, interviews with doctors about health, online chats with health experts, podcasts and webcasts.

6. Everydayhealth
 
Everydayhealth is a commercial (but qualitative) project dedicated to a healthy lifestyle and the experience of those who live with chronic diseases. On the portal, you can find your reference book of drugs and detailed sections on physical education, sleep and nutrition.

7. Healthline
 
Endocrinologist James Normann founded Healthline in 1999. This is a major medical media holding, which includes other popular health websites - news from the world of medicine and a glossary of medical terms. Despite the fact that these sites do not belong to trade unions and organizations, unhealthy sensations do not belong here. From time to time the portal publishes affiliate publications, but they are of decent quality.
 
8. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH)

The National Health Information Center educates patients and promotes a healthy lifestyle in the United States. On their website you can read including about alternative treatments. Experts provide information from the perspective of evidence-based medicine - objectively and without unnecessary moralization. The next time the parents offer you some coughing cough infusion, look in the directory of medicinal plants and find out if you can combine this folk remedy with other pharmaceutical preparations.