• Many professional organizations now have high quality websites with information for not only the general public, but also for their members. 

• Of course, there are a vast and growing array of information sources provided by various government agencies, ministries and departments. 

• A growing number of professional journals have both full text and abstracts of articles available, either free or for a fee. 
• There are also some excellent resources provided by food- and nutrition-related businesses and industry associations. 

• For example, Becel Canada has an excellent Heart Health Information Bureau web site.  Among other personalized features for both professionals and the general public, it has a Personal Food Diary tool which allows people to track their dietary intake and receive feedback regarding the "heart healthiness" of their diet.  Take a look at this resource by clicking on the link above! 

The key to finding high quality professional information on the Internet is in the development of effective searching and monitoring strategies.
 

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