Community Resources
The following links may be helpful in answering general health questions, and are to be used for information only. They should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice from a licensed, qualified health care provider. If you think you my have a medical emergency, call the student health center or 911 immediately.
Dependent Health Coverage
Health Care Advance Directives
Florida Health Finder Advance Directives
Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
A Federal Government website managed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Health Reform
General Medical
WebMD
CDC: College Health
MedlinePlus: College Health
Managing College & Chronic Illness
www.youngwomenshealth.org/impact.html
www.invisibledisabilities.org/coping-with-invisible-disabilities/young-with-illness/collegeaudio/
Chronic Illness - links recommended by ACHA
Sexual Health
Meningitis
ACHA Immunization Recommendations Oct2018
IAC MCV4 Dear Colleague Letter Nov 2015
CDC Meningitis Vaccine Information
Nutrition
CDC: Fruits and Vegetables
MyPlate (formerly MyPyramid)
National Eating Disorders
Stress & Emotional Health
www.ulifeline.org/page/main/Home.html
www.apa.org/helpcenter/
Smoking
Florida Quitline
Smokefree.gov
CDC: How to Quit
Alcohol & Other Drugs
Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings in Tallahassee
Caffeinated Alcoholic Beverages
Cancer Resources
www.nationalbreastcancer.org
www.cancer.org
Breast Cancer Resource Links:
Faculty Resources
Faculty & Staff Emergency Guide
The Department of Student Support and Transitions, University Counseling Center, and University Health Services from the Division of Student Affairs, the Division of Academic Affairs, the University Police Department, Employee Assistance Services Staff, and members of the FSU Student Situation Resolution Team have developed this FSU faculty and staff information guide to use when assisting distressed students or when dealing with a person with a weapon. This information includes basic guidelines but cannot address every situation: therefore, in the event you believe you, the person(s) involved, or anyone else is at risk due to another person’s behavior, you should call the Florida State University Police at 644.1234 or 911.