lish health sites. Most were not opti-
mized for Spanish search engines.”
An entire site has been created in
Spanish at www. ReflujoEnglyph817inos.org.
The site contains both detailed and
easy-to ready information about acid
reflux as well as message boards where
people can post questions. “Our trained
parent volunteers understand the
extreme stress that these families
endure. They have practical ideas and
stories to share that can help keep chil-
dren healthy and families sane,” says
Pulsifer-Anderson.
Patients, clinics and doctors can
download many different information-
al brochures in English and Spanish at
www.reflux.org or www.ReflujoEnglyph817i-
nos.org. The sites are non-profit and
supported by donations, grants and
to know about acid reflux so they can be our site, we looked for Spanish informa- advertising. Additional bi-lingual vol-
sure their children can get appropriate tion about acid reflux on the internet. unteers are being recruited. HNM
medical attention. Before we translated We only found a few pages within Eng- Source: BusinessWire
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And that’s one huge weight off his shoulders.
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At WellPoint, you can be addressing tomorrow’s health care
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