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February 04, 2002
Kids and Teachers Build a Human

'Build A Human' is a hands-on science education program supported by an HHMI grant at Creighton University School of Medicine in Omaha, Nebraska. Middle school teachers and students spend two summer weeks learning about the human body, from the molecular level up through cells, tissues, organ systems and the organism as a whole.

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