Your life in the hands of a robot

Article Abstract:

Guy's Hospital in London is experimenting with a robot which has been programmed to carry out delicate operations automatically, with no intervention from surgeons. The hospital recognises that computers and robots are playing an increasingly significant role in medicine, and believe that there is great potential for robotics. Using a robot can considerably reduce operating times, and robots are also more accurate than humans.

Methods, Usage, Surgery, Robots

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Why laughter really is the best medicine

Article Abstract:

Laughter can play a valuable role in helping the body to fight disease. It is not yet known whether humour has a direct, beneficial impact on the brain or whether the benefits are derived from the physiological act of laughing.

Health aspects, Laughter

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Is there really an alternative?

Article Abstract:

Mixed views continue to be expressed about complementary medicine in the UK. The use of complementary medicine has been expanding rapidly, but some observers express concern about lack of research and clinical trials.

Health Care, Health Care and Social Assistance, HEALTH SERVICES, Medical care, Public opinion, Alternative medicine

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