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Virtual Medicine s.r.o. Selects Virtualist, LLC as Exclusive US Distribution Partner for Human Anatomy Mixed Reality Education Platform
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Virtual Medicine s.r.o. Selects Virtualist, LLC as Exclusive US Distribution Partner for Human Anatomy Mixed Reality Education Platform LAFAYETTE, La. (PRWEB) May 17, 2021 Virtual Medicine s.r.o. selects Virtualist, LLC as exclusive US distribution partner for human anatomy mixed reality education platform. Powered by high-detailed 3D models with more than 10,000 structures and precise English and Latin labels, users can visualize the human body in a more comprehensive and illustrative form.
Virtualist, led by Zoltan Gombos, MD, PhD, founder and CEO, and Tony Zordich, Head, Business Development, launch this powerful technology in the US market to augment or replace medical student time with a cadaver and student engagement in college and high school settings. The
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An environmental sustainability seminar warns that Muskoka is already feeling the effects of climate change, and the worst is yet to come.
The seminar, “Climate Change – Is this really such a big deal for Muskoka,” was hosted over Zoom to an audience of more than 80 people yesterday. It comes as part of a larger series on sustainability by the Muskoka Steamships and Discovery Centre.
Speaking at the seminar was environmental scientist Dr. Peter Sale, Professor Emeritus at the University of Windsor, and Dr. Richard Lammers, Research Assistant Professor at the University of New Hampshire’s Earth Systems Research Center and member of the Muskoka Watershed Council.
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IMAGE: Ultrastructure features of penile tissue from live seroconverted COVID-19 patients. (A) Coronavirus-like spiked viral particles (arrows) visualized via TEM in the peri-vascular erectile tissue of a live patient who had. view more
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University of Miami Miller School of Medicine researchers are the first to demonstrate that COVID-19 can be present in the penis tissue long after men recover from the virus.
The widespread blood vessel dysfunction, or endothelial dysfunction, that results from the COVID-19 infection could then contribute to erectile dysfunction, or ED, according to the study recently published in the
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Research co-led by HKU and Lingnan ecologists reveals that wealth inequality is key driver of global wildlife trade
wealth inequality is key driver of global wildlife trade
Elephant tusks seized by the National Parks Board of Singapore, Singapore Customs, and the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore. (Photo Credit: Marcus CHUA)
It was commonly assumed that wildlife products are exported from low-income countries to meet the demand of consumers in wealthy economies, and therefore, a widening wealth gap may drive up the volume of global trade and endanger wildlife.
Recently, a research team co-led by Research Division for Ecology and Biodiversity (E&B), Faculty of Science, the University of Hong Kong (HKU) and the Science Unit (SU) of Lingnan University (LU) corroborated this premise by analysing global wildlife trade databases. The research team includes Dr Jia Huan LIEW, Research Assistant Professor of SU, and Emeritus Professor David DUD