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 Students interview Hooper, a Bordetella pertussis bacteria... Students interview Hooper, a Bordetella pertussis bacteria... Learning about the colonoscopy by doing one on a cooperative drain pipe... Learning about the colonoscopy by doing one on a cooperative drain pipe... Curriculum Curriculum Curriculum Animation Animation Hooper, the Bordetella pertussis bacteria, points out, Hooper, the Bordetella pertussis bacteria, points out, "It's high time we germs got the respect we deserve! I star in epidemics all the time!" Essays and Other Literature Essays and Other Literature One way to demystify a clinic visit is to switch places with the patient... One way to demystify a clinic visit is to switch places with the patient...

STS Studios is a production studio founded upon literature, animation, video and educational curricula for youth that provide science-based insights into health – including personal, public and planetary health – and does so with a good dose of humor!

Books

For kids and kids-at-heart, these books put the science of health into perspective, made more palatable with a good helping of humor.

Video

These videos were written and co-produced in collaboration with partners as a component of health literacy curriculum in the primary grades.

Animation

Visualizing fresh concepts in personal, public and planetary health by story-telling in the world of science using the tools of imagination.

Curricula

These curricula have been piloted in over 3,000 students in the U.S. demonstrating positive outcomes in health literacy and interest in health careers.

Essays and Literature

Essays and research addressing public health issues belong in the public realm. Browse by subject matter and low hanging fruit.

Who we are...

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NEW! A team from Georgia Tech recently developed a free app based upon the book by Dr. Neil Shulman, "Your Body's Red Light Warning Signals," that provides information to any person asking the question, "Should I go to an Emergency Room right away?" Click here for more information.