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Engineering Keeps Us Safe series.
In well-written, not-overly-technical language, Kenney discusses recent advances in medical technology, which have helped us increase longevity and heal more quickly from illnesses and accidents; topics include vaccines, genetic testing, MRI scans, chemotherapy, transplants, and stem cells. Clear diagrams and well-captioned photos complement the informative text. This series could spark interest in STEM careers. Reading list, websites. Bib., glos., ind.
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Engineering Keeps Us Safe series.
In well-written, not-overly-technical prose, these books explain how engineers have protected us from natural disasters by building sturdier homes and buildings and stronger infrastructure; and how engineers have made transportation safer and more reliable. Clear diagrams and well-captioned photos effectively complement the informative texts. This series could spark interest in STEM careers. Reading list, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers the following Engineering Keeps Us Safe titles: What Makes Vehicles Safer? and What Protects Us During Natural Disasters?.
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Engineering Keeps Us Safe series.
Thanks to engineering, improved athletic equipment has made sports less dangerous. In well-written, not-overly-technical prose, this book examines the technology used to create items such as performance-enhancing footwear that also prevents injuries and more controllable mountain bikes. Clear diagrams and well-captioned photos complement the informative text. This series could spark interest in STEM careers. Reading list, websites. Bib., glos., ind.
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Engineering Keeps Us Safe series.
In well-written, not-overly-technical prose, these books explain how engineers have protected us from natural disasters by building sturdier homes and buildings and stronger infrastructure; and how engineers have made transportation safer and more reliable. Clear diagrams and well-captioned photos effectively complement the informative texts. This series could spark interest in STEM careers. Reading list, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers the following Engineering Keeps Us Safe titles: What Makes Vehicles Safer? and What Protects Us During Natural Disasters?.