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Medical teaching in virtual reality: more practice, less risk

Dear Sir or Madam,

Students train realistic emergencies in virtual reality, while researchers analyze the benefits for examinations and decision-making. Simulations enable practical learning situations - without the need for acting patients.

Enjoy reading!

Tim Plato
Editorial team MEDICA-tradefair.com

P.S.: Researchers are testing how cultured mini-tumors could improve the treatment of pancreatic cancer. These organoids could help to develop more effective treatments and reduce resistance.

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Multimedia report: Virtual reality in medical education
Interview: Organoids improve cancer therapy
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What are the advantages of VR-based examinations in medical training?
Image: A graphic with the text: 750€ ... saved by VR training per semester compared to physical stations; Copyright:UKW/THREEDEE
Further advantages are:
• 93 percent of students were able to use VR technology without any problems.
• 53 of 57 VR data sets could be included without technical problems.
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Virtual reality in medical education

Multimedia report – DIGITAL HEALTH
Image: Robotic-assisted laser procedure during surgical intervention on the spinal cord; Copyright: Fraunhofer ILT, Aachen / Ralf Baumgarten
How is virtual reality changing medical training? Find out how students train with realistic simulations and what advantages this offers in practice!
Click here for the multimedia report
Virtual reality makes emergency training more realistic and supports practical examinations!
Image: Banner with the text: DIGITAL HEALTH in the MEDICA-Magazine; Copyright: Messe Düsseldorf
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New digital therapy platform for rheumatism patients

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DIGITAL HEALTH
The RELIEV project is developing a digital therapy platform to help people with inflammatory rheumatic diseases regardless of their location.
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Organoids to improve treatment outcomes for pancreatic cancer

Interview – LAB & DIAGNOSTICS
Image: Model of a pancreas with a pin pointing to a cancerous tumor
How can organoids improve cancer therapy? Find out how researchers are testing new treatment approaches with mini-tumors!
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Organoids help to develop more effective therapies and reduce resistance!
Discover more from the LAB & DIAGNOSTICS sphere
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Pancreatic cancer: New blood test improves early detection

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LAB & DIAGNOSTICS
A newly developed blood test could help doctors detect pancreatic cancer earlier, significantly improving survival rates.
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