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- AIDS: The War Within
Learn about the AIDS lifecycle and how scientists are trying to stop the virus. Includes news and details about testing.
- Access Excellence
Resources for high school biology teachers exploring the applications, issues, and ethics associated with biotechnology.
- Adolescence Directory
Resources focus on the social and emotional development of adolescents. Includes eating disorders, depression, and teen pregnancy.
- Come To Your Senses
Learn about the special mass of fat that produces thoughts, sensations, and stores memories. Mr. Potato Head has all the sensational facts.
- Five A Day
Advice on healthy eating from the Dole corporation. With recipes, activities, and information.
- Food Museum
Anyone craving to stuff themselves on fun-filled food facts can learn all about what's served for dinner around the world. Munching allowed.
- Food Pyramid
Follow the food pyramid's guidelines to guarantee a healthy, balanced and tasty diet, with recommended servings.
- Food and Nutrition Science Fair Projects
Look at the resources the USDA offers for making an edible science experiment the old fashioned way. Lists the ingredients in fun projects.
- Health Hotlist
Collection of links to sites on nutrition, fitness, and various diseases and disorders. Includes resources for teachers.
- How Personality Works
Read about how personalities develop, what can go wrong, and how we all change over time. Explains thoughts, feelings, and defines reputation.
- How Your Brain Works
It's gray, squishy, and controls everything in our bodies and it's the brain. Check out the Brain Work's assessment program.
- InnerBody.com
Online anatomy lesson contains more than 100 illustrations of the human body. Site uses Java applets to show images and select anatomy parts.
- International Museum of Surgical Science
Based in Chicago and gives references for related resources about the personalities, failures and breakthroughs that have shaped modern surgery.
- Kellogg's Nutrition Camp
Check out this fun and educational nutrition site for kids. Features games, online stories, nutrition facts, and breakfast FAQs.
- Kids Learn About Diabetes
Take a tutorial on diabetes and learn all the facts about insulin, the pancreas, and other treatments.
- Kids and Cancer
Read poems and stories written by kids surviving serious illness like cancer and HIV. Contains pictures, instructions, and fun sites to visit.
- Look Out for Germs
Prevent an invasion by the germ corps with better hygiene practices and medicines. Learn the difference between a fungus, virus, or a bacteria.
- Nanoworld Image Gallery
Explore a fascinating collection of images of human cells and other biological specimens from the view of an electron microscope.
- Neuroscience for Kids - Sleep
Wake up and try out these sleep experiments while laying around. Learn what animals sleep hardly at all.
- Neuroscience for Kids
Explore the brain and nervous system, with activities and experiments. For elementary and secondary school students.
- No Bully New Zealand
Play the No Bully game to learn about stopping bullies in their tracks. Check out the videos and the stories.
- Otto Club
Helps everybody take safer trips during special events, vacations, and errands. Learn why bike helmets, car safety belts, and street lights work.
- Poison Prevention
Discover why poisons are dangerous and where they can be found around the house. Play the poison games to learn more.
- Preview the Heart
Tour the most important muscle in the body and see what scientists, doctors, and thrill seekers get all excited about.
- Real Truth about Fast Food
Learn how choosey eaters chose good foods, in good amounts and sizes. Play the healthy meal game.
- Serendip
Explore the brain, human behavior, genetics, and the ethics of science. With activities and a K-12 forum.
- Smelly Experiment
Gather up a few friends, some kitchen tools, raw food, and try this smelly nostril tester. Email the results to the National Geographic Society.
- Sparky the Fire Dog
Find out the hot facts about preventing home fires and staying safe at school or outside. Plan out room exits or send Sparky questions.
- Tobacco-Free Kids
National campaign focused on protecting kids from tobacco addiction. Provides updates on court cases, a kids' corner, and news of special events.
- VegSource
Colorful, information-packed site on vegetarianism. Contains discussion boards, recipes, publications, diet and nutrition facts, and kids' stuff.
- Visible Human Project
See what the human body looks like in thin flat sections. Notice the color of muscle, bone, skin, and fat.
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