Technology may be making the use of cadavers obsolete in medical education. Some virtual and synthetic mannequins are so lifelike, they can cry out in pain, drip fake blood, and emit sound waves just ...
On Friday morning, 21 EMS providers from across the Peninsula donned “bunny suits” at Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center. They weren’t getting dressed for trick-or-treating, though — they ...
The six medical schools in Virginia are exploring a partnership with Perspectus Technology, a virtual reality firm that hopes to bring its software to institutions across the country to transform ...
Soldiers at the 25th Infantry Division’s jungle warfare school in Wahiawa carry a cadaver during week-long a combat medecine exercise. Soldiers at the 25th Infantry Division’s jungle warfare school in ...
Following the discovery of possibly 100-year-old cadavers on campus, state anatomy experts detailed where and how OU’s modern ...
Torie Bosch is the First Opinion editor at STAT. First Opinion is STAT’s platform for interesting, illuminating, and provocative articles about the life sciences writ large, written by biotech ...
USC sold dozens of dead bodies to the U.S. Navy to use for medical trauma training for Israel Defense Forces, according to contracts and a published report. The Navy has paid more than $860,000 for at ...
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