immunity

Introduces children to their bodies' natural defense mechanisms, including skin, mucus, earwax, stomach acid, the immune system, and the brain.

Explores the immune system's ability to protect and explains why and how it sometimes breaks down, or overreacts, etc.

Explains how illness and disease affect the human body and how scientific discoveries have been used to combat disease.

Join the class as they travel Ralphie's bloodstream to find out how germs make him sick and how his body can make him well again.

Helps students understand how deadly diseases are spread, explains how drugs and vaccines have stopped the spread of diseases such as smallpox, and discusses how medical researchers are working to stop the spread of new diseases.

Translation of: Kroppens forsvar. On t.p.: The illustrated story of our immune system and other defences of the human body.

Discusses the many aspects of the body's immune system in simple language and illustrations.

Explores the body's immune system and the diseases that effect it, such as AIDS, lupus, and tuberculosis, focusing on possible solutions such as gene therapy and organ transplantation.

Discusses how the body defends itself against disease through the immune system, how immunities are built, and the healing power of the mind, especially the immune system and cancer.

Inspector Bodyguard's responses to a splinter in the foot, attack by cold germs, and overeating introduce the human body's defense system and other natural mechanisms by which it functions.