These were the top ten most popular free resources on Healthcare Freeware for February 2010:

CartoonFile
By Bob Zahn. Includes dozens of hospital, health, and medical cartoons as well as numerous other topics. Cartoons are free to look at, and may be reprinted for a fee for use in presentations, newsletters, books, magazines, websites, and more.
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Anatom-E-Tools
By WebMD. Animated illustrations of what's going on in your body -- and what your doctor is talking about. Learn the basics of anatomy and what happens when things go wrong. Topics include: Heart: Rhythm Disorders, Spine: Normal Anatomy, Spine: Neck Disorders, Spine: Low Back Disorders, and Spine: Curvature Disorders.
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Dan's Cartoons
By Dan Rosandich. Includes hundreds of cartoons related to health, medicine, dentistry, nursing, psychiatry, and many other topics. Cartoons are free to look at, and may be reprinted for a fee for use in presentations, newsletters, books, magazines, websites, and more.
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Safety Symbols for Hazard Alerts
By CPTec GmbH. A library of free safety and hazard symbol collections.
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Breast Self-Exam
By Aetna InteliHealth, Inc.. Watch videos in English or Spanish for proper techniques for a self exam.
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Public Health Image Library (PHIL)
By US Center for Disease Control (CDC). PHIL is an extensive collection of still images, image sets, and multimedia files related to public health.
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Healthcare Font
By Aubrey Blumsohn. Healthcare Symbols freeware font
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Medical Font
By Aubrey Blumsohn. TrueType font with some medical symbols
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Medical Jokes
By Laparoscopy Hospital. Take time to giggle.
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EC Danger Symbols
By International Occupational Safety and Health Information Centre (CIS). Labelling symbols used in the European Union, in European Economic Area and selected other countries.
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