Contains information about cultural beliefs, medical issues and related topics pertinent to the health care of immigrants to the US.

Use these links to find health information in languages other than English.

Browse health information in multiple languages, arranged by health topic.

This information portal leads to health resources from across NIH for selected priority health areas. The languages for each condition are chosen to reach populations with particular health disparities

Health Information Translations provides education resources in multiple languages for health care professionals and others to use in their communities.

Resources for health information in multiple languages are available from across NIH and other federal agencies

SPIRAL (Selected Patient Information Resources in Asian Languages) is a web resource that connects people to authoritative health information in Asian languages that is freely available on the Internet. NOTE: this resource is not longer being updated.

This NIH site offers free, science based health information links to NIH health, research resources, and information on participating in NIH research studies in Spanish.

The American Cancer Society offers information about cancer including prevention, early detection, treatment, and managing side effects in multiple languages.

The Office of Minority Health Resource Center online library catalog provides access to the nation’s largest repository of information dedicated to the health of minority populations within the United States and its territories. The collection includes over 75,000 documents, books, journal articles, reports, organizations, and media related to the health status of racial and ethnic minority populations. In addition, users can access consumer health materials in more than 40 languages. The database identifies print and digital content leading to article, document, journal, and organizational records.

This site, sponsored by the Office of Minority Health, offers the latest resources and tools to promote cultural and linguistic competency in health care. You may access free and accredited continuing education programs as well as tools to help you and your organization provide respectful, understandable and effective services.

The CDC has several courses available for learning more about cross-cultural communication.

Cross Cultural Health Care Program is primarily a training and consulting organization supported by a wide array of multilingual publications available for purchase through our online store, the Cross Cultural Health Care Program (CCHCP) endeavors to enhance the abilities of health professionals to provide culturally competent and linguistically appropriate care.

Hospitals, language and culture: a snapshot of the nation. Published by The Joint Commission.

This tool was developed by the Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ) as part of the SHARE Approach training program or health care professionals.

The Public Health Communications Collaborative has created this helpful guide to creating culturally driven communications.

The mission of LEP.gov is to share resources and information to help expand and improve language assistance services for individuals with limited English proficiency, in compliance with federal law.