March of Dimes- US nonprofit tackling prematurity, birth defects and maternal mortality through research and advocacy.
Mayo Clinic- Nonprofit US academic medical centre publishing clinician-written guides to diseases, symptoms, tests and treatments.
Medical News Today- Evidence-based condition explainers and daily coverage of medical research written for a general audience.
Medicare- Official US site for Medicare enrolment, plan comparison, coverage rules and provider search.
MedlinePlus- Consumer health information from the US National Library of Medicine, covering conditions, medicines, lab tests and genetics.
MedPage Today- Daily clinical news and continuing medical education aimed at practising physicians and other clinicians.
Medscape- Clinical news, drug references and continuing education for doctors, nurses and other health professionals.
Men's Health- Fitness, training plans, nutrition and wellbeing journalism aimed at a male readership.
Men's Health Forum- UK charity campaigning on male health inequality, with practical guides to common conditions.
Mental Health Foundation- UK charity focused on prevention, publishing research, national campaigns and practical wellbeing guidance.
Mind- UK charity offering mental health information, advocacy, local services and crisis support for people and their families.
MyFitnessPal- Calorie and macro tracking app with a vast food database, barcode scanning and exercise logging.
NAMI- US grassroots mental health organisation offering peer support groups, education programmes and advocacy.
NASM- National Academy of Sports Medicine, providing personal training, corrective exercise and nutrition certifications.
National Institute of Mental Health- US federal agency for mental illness research, publishing statistics, treatment information and clinical trial listings.
National Institute on Aging- US research institute publishing guidance on healthy ageing, dementia, caregiving and clinical trials.
NCCIH- US federal centre researching complementary and integrative health, from acupuncture to herbal supplements.
NCT- UK charity running antenatal classes and peer support networks for new and expectant parents.
New England Journal of Medicine- Weekly peer-reviewed journal publishing influential clinical research, reviews and case reports since 1812.
NHS- Official UK National Health Service site with an A-Z of conditions, treatment guidance, service finder and appointment information.
NICE- UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, issuing clinical guidelines and the British National Formulary.
NIH- Primary US agency conducting and funding medical research to advance health.
Noom- Behaviour-change weight loss app pairing psychology-based lessons with food logging and human coaching.
Nutrition.gov- US federal portal covering dietary guidelines, food safety, weight management and nutrition for every life stage.
NutritionFacts.org- Non-commercial video and article library reviewing peer-reviewed research on diet, disease and plant-based eating.
Office on Women's Health- US federal portal covering reproductive health, menopause, chronic conditions and preventive screening.
Pampers- Nappy brand site offering newborn care, sleep, feeding and developmental milestone guidance for parents.
Peloton- Connected fitness bikes and treadmills paired with on-demand studio classes streamed to app or hardware.
Physiopedia- Open knowledge base for physiotherapy and rehabilitation, written and edited by clinicians worldwide.
Practo- Indian platform for finding doctors, booking appointments, holding online consultations and ordering medicines.
Precision Nutrition- Nutrition coaching business and certification provider for trainers, dietitians and health professionals.
Psychology Today- Psychology articles alongside the largest online directory of therapists, psychiatrists and treatment centres.
PubMed- Free search engine for biomedical literature, citations and abstracts from journals.
Quest Diagnostics- Diagnostic testing company with nationwide US collection sites and direct-to-consumer lab panels.
Raising Children Network- Australian government-funded parenting resource spanning newborn care, child development and teen health.
Runner's World- Training plans, shoe reviews, race preparation and injury advice for runners of every level.
RxList- Prescription and over-the-counter drug reference with monographs, images and interaction checking.
SAMHSA- US agency for substance use and mental health services, running national helplines and treatment locators.
SELF- Accessible workouts, fitness journalism and evidence-checked reporting on health and wellbeing.
STAT- Journalism on health, medicine, biotech and life sciences policy, known for pharmaceutical industry investigations.
Strava- Activity tracking platform for runners and cyclists, with segments, leaderboards and social features.
Talkspace- Virtual therapy and psychiatry service offering text, audio and video sessions with licensed clinicians.
Tata 1mg- Indian online pharmacy and health platform offering medicines, lab tests and doctor consultations.
Teladoc Health- Global virtual care provider delivering telemedicine, chronic condition management and mental health services.
The BMJ- Peer-reviewed general medical journal from the British Medical Association, plus clinical news and education.
The Bump- Week-by-week pregnancy guides, baby name tools, registry help and advice for new parents.
The Lancet- Peer-reviewed general medical journal covering clinical research, global health and public health policy.
Tommy's- UK charity funding research into miscarriage, stillbirth and premature birth, with pregnancy and baby loss support.
UpToDate- Subscription clinical decision support summarising current evidence for physicians at the point of care.
Verywell Health- Plain-English explainers on conditions, symptoms and treatments, written and reviewed by physicians for general readers.
Verywell Mind- Expert-reviewed articles on anxiety, depression, relationships, therapy options and psychological wellbeing.
WebMD- Consumer health portal offering a symptom checker, condition guides, drug information and doctor-reviewed advice for everyday medical questions.
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