The award-winning site Go Ask Alice! is supported by a team of Columbia University health educators and health care providers, along with information and research specialists from health-related organizations worldwide.
Go Ask Alice! receives more than 1,500 questions weekly from college and high school students, parents, teachers, professionals, older adults, and others, on every conceivable health topic. All questions are read.
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