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The Omicron surge brought with it a potent fast-moving wave of Covid infections across the globe. This variant is still potentially lethal, but for...
View full detailsThe soft, wrinkled three-pound brain inside your head is your mind, your personality and your body’s boss. From speaking and seeing, to thinking an...
View full detailsThe word amoeba comes from the Greek word meaning “to change” – and Amoeba proteus was named after the Greek sea god Proteus who could transform hi...
View full detailsChromosomes are threadlike structures inside cells that store genetic information. They are composed of the material chromatin, which consists of ...
View full detailsThe eye is a complex organ that focuses and processes light into the sense of sight. The cornea, a transparent membrane, first directs light throu...
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View full detailsThis adorable Stegasaur is a colorful addition to our new plush line! Same size as the Ankylosaur and Triceratops.
All hail the king of stuffed animals, the T-Rex PlushDon’t let the short arms and the claws fool you, this snuggly plush toy is ready to cuddle—but...
View full detailsDeoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA, contains the genetic code that describes the physical characteristics of every known life form.Find out how DNA work...
View full detailsInsomnia is the most common sleep disorder in the world. Approximately 30% of adults have symptoms of insomnia and over 10% may have chronic insomn...
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View full detailsAnxiety has always been a part of human life. The natural “fight or flight” reaction to stress and danger has enabled people to survive over the mi...
View full detailsAlthough the origins of Ebola hemorrhagic fever are unknown, the Ebola virus was first recognized in 1976 near the Ebola river in the Congo in Afri...
View full detailsFACTS: Chlamydia is perhaps the most common of all sexually transmitted diseases, though it is comparatively unsung. While it can produce symptoms ...
View full detailsFACTS: The egg cell, or ovum, is the largest and most important cell in the world – and it’s only found in women! Although men produce over a milli...
View full detailsFACTS: The spleen is a brave little organ nestled near the stomach. It is the largest organ of the lymphatic system. This is the body’s drainage sy...
View full detailsIrritable bowel syndrome is much more prevalent than inflammatory bowel disease. IBS affects an estimated 15% of the global population. In the USA ...
View full detailsMillions of people break a bone each year, and most of us will at some point in our lives. For the young, a broken wrist is the most common. For th...
View full detailsTake stuffed fun to a slithery new level with the Purple Scale Print 54 Inch Plush Green Snake by Wild Republic! This stuffed green snake measures ...
View full detailsTake stuffed fun to a slithery new level with the Green Scale Print 54 Inch Plush Red Snake by Wild Republic! This stuffed red snake measures an im...
View full detailsTake stuffed fun to a slithery new level with the Honeycomb Print 54 Inch Plush Pink Snake by Wild Republic! This stuffed pink snake measures an im...
View full detailsLadies and gentlemen, step right up and have a look at the Cuddlekins Tiger Shark Stuffed Animal by Wild Republic. You won't be able to look away! ...
View full detailsLadies and gentlemen, step right up and have a look at the Cuddlekins Humpback Whale Stuffed Animal by Wild Republic. You won't be able to look awa...
View full detailsRed blood cells, also called erythrocytes, are flexible, red, biconcave discs. This structure provides the cell with ample surface area for the abs...
View full detailsCold sores (herpes labialis) are small blisters that usually form on the lips or skin around the mouth, nose and chin. They are caused by infection...
View full detailsEscherichia coli is a bacterium that naturally lives in the intestines of healthy animals and humans, however, there are strains of E. coli, specif...
View full detailsFor at least six thousand years, Saccharomyces cerevisiae has been used to make beer and bread! (It is also one of the many varieties of yeast used...
View full detailsCoughs have many causes - this one is the Whooping Cough bacterium - Bordetella pertussis.This is based on the shape of the actual molecule!
The West Nile Virus is spread by mosquitos. With no treatment and no vaccine available for humans prevention is the only option.This is based on th...
View full detailsThere are about 3,000 species of mosquito, but culex pipiens is the most common. It is found almost all over the world, except in Antarctica. Spani...
View full detailsH.I.V. (human immunodeficiency virus) is a virus that kills the CD4 cells, or T-helper cells, which help the body fight infections. Once the body's...
View full detailsStaphylococcus aureus is a very common bacteria often found growing harmlessly on the skin. Although originally responsive to penicillin, strains s...
View full detailsCOVID-19 has arrived and quickly spread globally along with confusion, rumors and fear. Scientists investigate therapies and vaccines as nations “g...
View full detailsCOVID-19 has arrived and quickly spread globally along with confusion, rumors, and fear. Scientists investigate therapies and vaccines as nations “...
View full detailsThe miraculous stem cell is the body's dreamer – it can grow up to be whatever it wants to be. FACTS: Most cells in the body are experts at specifi...
View full detailsAsthma is a chronic respiratory disease that affects people of all ages. It is the most common chronic disease among children. On the rise and ofte...
View full detailsCell biology and organelles have never been this exciting, engaging and adorable! This colorful plush mitochondrion represents the powerhouse of al...
View full detailsFACTS: A childhood encounter with “little red” (or “rubella” in Latin) was historically considered a rite of passage. Usually symptoms were limited...
View full detailsFACTS: The thyroid is a large endocrine gland located in the front of your neck. It has two halves that wrap around the windpipe. The endocrine sys...
View full detailsFACTS: Although paralytic diseases have existed for ages, polio was the scourge of the early part of the 20th century. Ironically, up to 99% of the...
View full detailsFACTS: Platelets, or thrombocytes, are the smallest cells (or cell fragments) in the blood. Under the microscope, they normally look like little di...
View full detailsHCV is perhaps the most dangerous of the hepatitis viruses. Like HBV, it is transmitted by bodily-fluids. It causes severe liver damage in 70% of c...
View full detailsHuman papillomavirus (HPV) is a virus that includes more than 100 different strains or types. “Low risk” HPV types can cause the common warts which...
View full detailsAdrenaline, also known as epinephrine, is a hormone crucial for the body’s fight-or-flight response. It is mainly produced in the adrenal glands as...
View full detailsAbout 80% of people have back pain, the other 20% probably do not spend as much time on the computer. This agony is no joke and a top reason for do...
View full detailsThe gallbladder is a small organ nestled under the liver. It acts as a bag to store and concentrate bile, a dark green to yellowish brown fluid pr...
View full detailsThe three-pound brain inside your head is your mind, your personality and your body’s boss. From speaking and seeing, to thinking and remembering, ...
View full detailsThe stomach is a small hollow bag with muscular walls. As you eat it stretches to hold up to 3 liters. It is both a food mixer and acid bath! Our a...
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