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BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE ll ATOMIC BIOLOGY FOR MEDICINE (Magic of the Atom Series) See page 54 THE ATOMIC ZOO (Magic of the Atom Series) .... See page 56 ATOMS FOR HEALTH (Magic of the Atom Series) ... See page 56 BIKINI RADIQBIOLOGICAL LABORATORY (1949). 22 minutes, color. Produced by the University of Washington and the USAEC. For sale by Lookout Mountain Air Force Station, USAF, at $92.00 per print from master, including shipping case. This nontechnical film, for intermediate through college-level audi- ences, explains studies of effects of radioactivity from the 1946 atomic tests at Bikini Atoll, on plants and marine life in the area three years later. BUILDING BLOCKS OF LIFE (Challenge Series) ... See page 49 DOWN ON THE FARM (Challenge Series) See page 50 THE ETERNAL CYCLE (Magic of the Atom Series) . . See page 56 FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE (Challenge Series) See page 50 THE IMMUNE RESPONSE (Challenge Series) .... See page 50 THE LIVING SOLID (Challenge Series) See page 51 MEDICINE (1957). 20 minutes, color. Produced by the U. S. Information Agency. Available for loan (free) from USAEC headquarters and field libraries. This nontechnical film gives four illustrations of the use of radioac- tive materials in diagnosis and therapy; exact pre-operative location of brain tumor; scanning and charting of thyroids; cancer therapy re- search; and the study of blood diseases and hardening of the arteries. RADIATION AND THE POPULATION (Challenge Series) See page 51 RADIATION IN BIOLOGY: AN INTRODUCTION (1962). IS 1 /*, minutes, black and white or color. Produced by, and for sale by, Coronet Instructional Films, at $75.00 per print for black and white, and $150.00 for color. NOT cleared for television.