Explains why arm hair stays short, but hair on the head grows long. Includes how animals shed and change the color of their fur.

Teaches kids how their body works and why, plus tips on improving their well-being.

Games, interactive activities, and facts about body parts, systems, diseases, first aid, and resources.

Printable coloring book, available in .gif and .pdf formats, helps prepare children for a visit to the doctor.

Learn what it feels like to be older and what happens to our bodies as we age.

Articles on dealing with a depressed parent, having a chronic illness, the role of the school nurse, and so forth.

Explores the links between healthy soil, healthy food, and healthy people using games and activities.

Learn about fitness, food and nutrition, exercise, disease, and safety. Take a quiz, play a game, or create a fitness calendar.

Health, fitness, food, drugs, alcohol, disease, infection, safety, sexual health, and mental health are covered here.

Dr. Pedi tells all about the human body, its functioning and human body trivia.

Online games, health and fitness information, message boards, and resources for teachers.

Simple text and cartoons answer questions about everything from what causes acne to why doctors write so poorly.

Learn about feelings and how your body works through fun games and interactive Flash movies.

National Maritime Museum fact file answers common questions about hygiene and medicine in the 1600s.

Information on safety, nutrition, drugs, alcohol, hygiene, activities, and health education.

Explains how bugs can become resistant to these drugs, and illustrates the idea with cartoons, games and quizzes.

Learn about what happens while we sleep, play fun games, and keep a sleep record. Explains about dreams, and why sleep is important.

Tells what happens in a kidney transplant, talks about the wait to have one, and what happens afterwards.

Learn how the body works, eating a balanced diet, handling feelings and keeping safe. Play games and puzzles.

Tells how a little bear learns not to be afraid of shots, with the help of his doctor.