Health and Medicine
Can you get vaccinated without a needle?
+ Link to HHMI Disease Detective Activity
+ Other curated links to lessons on vaccines, viruses, and disease
+ Audio version of article
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+ Link to HHMI Disease Detective Activity
+ Other curated links to lessons on vaccines, viruses, and disease
+ Audio version of article
+ Available in upper and lower reading levels
+ Links to GMO growing experiment and NSTA case study about GMOs
+ Spanish translation
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