Virtual reality training aids doctors across nation
A growing use of medical simulators lets trainees diagnose and treat without real patients. Plastic mannequins, computer interfaces, and tactile feedback recreate crises and procedures, with programs advancing toward standard use in schools and recertification.
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Open source software reshapes the Internet economy
Open source software powers most Web servers and much global email traffic. It underpins Google’s search, e commerce, and Apple Mac OS X components while challenging incumbents like Microsoft. Linux leads server use and now competes as a desktop option. Apache, Sendmail, and BIND illustrate foundational, collaborative projects built on free licenses.
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