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healthfinder® kids is a place where kids can find information on protecting their bodies and minds. It offers more than 75 games and activities, information on safe web navigation, and a link to art contents. The website also has a section for parents and other caregivers of children with links to products and information that promote children's health. (Department of Health and Human Services)

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Physical Activity and Health: A Report of the Surgeon General outlines key messages and facts about the importance of physical activity for health promotion. The website offers tips for promoting healthy habits and includes information on building individual and community physical education initiatives. (Centers For Disease Control and Prevention)

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School Health: Guidelines & Strategies offers recommendations to help states, districts, and schools implement health programs and policies that promote healthy behaviors among youth. Recommendations cover topics including, policy development, curriculum development and selection, instructional strategies, staff training, family and community involvement, evaluation, and links between components of a coordinated school health program. (Centers For Disease Control and Prevention)

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The Virtual Reference Desk is a project dedicated to the advancement of digital reference and creation and operation of human-mediated, Internet-based information services. Digital reference, or AskA", services are Internet-based question-and-answer services that connect users with experts and subject expertise. Digital reference services use the Internet to connect people with people who can answer questions and support the development of skills. (Department of Education)

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The Visible Human Project offers comprehensive databases of three-dimensional images of the human body. The long-term goal is to produce a system of knowledge structures that will link visual knowledge forms to symbolic knowledge formats such as the names of body parts. (National Institutes of Health)

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