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- Location:
- Houston, TX, 77004
- Phone:
- 713-521-1515
- Tues - Sat:
- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Sun:
- 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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- Teddy Bear Check-up
The Health Museum
Saturday, December 5 at 10:00am
The Health Museum 5 - 20% of Americans have a problem with bruxism. Find out what that is at Surviving: http://bit.ly/yOJT
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All of our ancestors were successful in surviving the challenges of life and adapting to the world around them. Each of them inherited from their parents the characteristics that helped them to survive- through thousands of generations, and over millions of years, to us. ...
The Health Museum Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out our latest seasonal exhibit this Friday: http://bit.ly/yOJT
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All of our ancestors were successful in surviving the challenges of life and adapting to the world around them. Each of them inherited from their parents the characteristics that helped them to survive- through thousands of generations, and over millions of years, to us. ...
The Health Museum Get your teddy bears ready! Teddy Bear Checkup is in 11 days! http://bit.ly/yDMc7
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Bring your teddy bear, doll or other favorite friend for a "beary" special check-up. Museum educators and volunteers will help you practice being a "doctor," check your bear's heartbeat, teach your bear healthy habits and much more! And guess who else will be getting a check-up - Santa Claus!
The Health Museum Reminder: the museum will be closed Thursday, November 26 for Thanksgiving, but will be open Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
The Health Museum Primates have nails because they get important info about their environment through touch. More at Surviving http://bit.ly/yOJT
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All of our ancestors were successful in surviving the challenges of life and adapting to the world around them. Each of them inherited from their parents the characteristics that helped them to survive- through thousands of generations, and over millions of years, to us. ...
The Health Museum Teddy bears in Houston can get a check-up at The Health Museum, Saturday, December 5. More details: http://bit.ly/yDMc7
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Bring your teddy bear, doll or other favorite friend for a "beary" special check-up. Museum educators and volunteers will help you practice being a "doctor," check your bear's heartbeat, teach your bear healthy habits and much more! And guess who else will be getting a check-up - Santa Claus!
The Health Museum Joseph Leidy was the 1st person to suggest dinosaurs walked on 2 feet. Find out more about him and other famous naturalists at Surviving: http://bit.ly/yOJT
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All of our ancestors were successful in surviving the challenges of life and adapting to the world around them. Each of them inherited from their parents the characteristics that helped them to survive- through thousands of generations, and over millions of years, to us. ...
The Health Museum Reminder - the Museum will be closed Sunday, 11/8 for Xtreme Adventure. Only guests with Xtreme tickets will be allowed to attend. Need tickets? Buy them online before 5 p.m. today: http://bit.ly/37hJO6
The Health Museum Do you have tickets for XTreme? Get ready for some adrenaline filled fun only at THM this Sunday, Nov. 8! http://bit.ly/37hJO6
The Health Museum Are you ready for some XTreme jump roping? Get your tickets to XTreme Adventure, Sunday 11/8! http://bit.ly/37hJO6
The Health Museum Can't get enough evolution? Watch Becoming Human tonight on NOVA, http://tiny.cc/X4Qqa. Then, visit our latest exhibit, Surviving, http://bit.ly/yOJT
The Health Museum Don't forget to buy your XTreme Adventure tickets! Online sales end Friday, November 6 at 5 p.m.: http://bit.ly/37hJO6
The Health Museum Congrats to our Siege winners! Don't miss your last chance to see the skeletons this weekend: http://bit.ly/LnwhI
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Mandatory Guidelines for All EntriesRules forSchool/Post Secondary ParticipantsThis category includes all students currently enrolled in grades 5 - 12 and postsecondary institutions. Schools must sponsor team's entry. ...
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Beware the Siege! Which skeleton did you vote for? The winners are announced tomorrow! http://www.flickr.com/groups/healthmuseu
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The Health Museum Primates use their nails to get important info about their environment. Find out more at Surviving: http://bit.ly/yOJT
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All of our ancestors were successful in surviving the challenges of life and adapting to the world around them. Each of them inherited from their parents the characteristics that helped them to survive- through thousands of generations, and over millions of years, to us. ...
