medicine
No Time Toulouse

No Time Toulouse Well, this one isn’t all science.  In fact, it’s more medicine and history.  You’re a doctor in 1814, trying to save soldiers on a Napoleonic battlefield.  You have to make a diagnosis, figure out who to take to the hospital, how to treat them.  I didn’t do well.  I don’t think I [...]

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Posted on 23rd June 2010Comments Off
The New Science of Addiction: Genetics and the Brain

The New Science of Addiction: Genetics and the Brain This page has several interactives and information on addiction. Great for Webquests.

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Posted on 13th September 2009Comments Off
Infectious Disease

Infectious Disease The evolutionary potential of microbes makes them adept at developing resistance to the most potent drug therapies and complicates attempts at creating effective vaccines. Take a look at these pages to understand exactly what this means.

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Posted on 16th June 2009Comments Off
Engineering Antibodies

Engineering Antibodies Learn how scientists develop vaccines for disease and why it’s so difficult.

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Posted on 16th June 2009Comments Off
Making Vaccines

Making Vaccines Neat little activity that allows you to see how different vaccines are made.

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Posted on 16th June 2009Comments Off
Operation: Heart Transplant

What could be more fun than open heart surgery? Well, I’m sure to the person having the surgery, lots of things. But online, you can do surgery without alot of muss or fuss. The virtual open heart surgery walks you through the steps and allows you to see what actually happens in that operating room. [...]

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Posted on 1st February 2008Comments Off
The Reconstructors Web Adventures

The Reconstructors are a group in the future who solve medical mysteries. One is about a plague, which I honestly have to say I haven’t done yet. The other is about identifying illegal drugs and the affects they have on the body. They are very interactive with some basic game type activities and then some [...]

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Posted on 1st February 2008Comments Off