You can play a global cockroach game, witness a day in the life of a roach, and if you have any questions, just ask Betty the Bug Lady. An even more entomologically postered site is the wasp page hosted by Rice University in Texas - and you thought Texans just cared about roaches. Here you'll find a comprehensive research project focused specifically on the social behavior and characteristics of polistine wasps. The Wellness Web focuses on patient-oriented topics, providing links to online medical resources as well as preventive care reports from the Center for Current Research. The site is currently under development, with only about 20 reports out of 85 online when we visited.
Patients also can communicate with others in the interactive forums.
Medical topics include prostate cancer, care for the elderly, physical therapy, asthma, bronchitis, and a smoker's clinic. This site was obviously built by folks with skills other than graphic and HTML manipulation. In spite of overly long pages and truly ugly color combinations, the site is interesting for its choice links to some of the things that are happening where psychology meets neuroscience, including links to study programs and professional organizations. On second thought, the bad color and design is probably a type of cognitive perseverance test. We don't know why, but it's back now.