Medical study
Sep 10 2008, Anupam Agnihotri

Have you ever heard of computerized mannequins, if not, here it comes. Actually, the University of Portsmouth has opened a UKP4.85 million high-tech teaching facility centre that possess computerized mannequins and special thing about these mannequins is.

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