at munich university hospital they're already using software developed by the team led by nasir knob. it's called the magic mirror and is used in the teaching of anatomy it can generate 3 d. images they can also generate 2 d. cross sections of the body instead of learning anatomy by dissecting it could have or they can study it using augmented reality. we can't do this with a human body we can't cut one into slices with this technology we can examine the topography of each organ and where exactly it is. and the advantage of integrating magic mirror into this course is that the students can investigate their own bodies and find out exactly what each blood vessel is. this kind of work with augmented reality also helps prepare medical students in munich for the clinical practice of the future. to realise. to work with patients when we come up. real solutions using code mounted display program to do your duty for the approaching room they would be ready to to use it because they are complicated from the for. the medical students also get to work with the augmented reality surgical glasses

where deep in the basement of the munich university hospital a team here is working on the future of surgery but they aren't doctors this simulated surgery is being carried out by computer science students the technology they're developing could revolutionize surgery. that they're using augmented reality glasses at software recognizes the surgical instruments and provides instructions. play video. voice command. scalloped information displayed in their headset such as step by step instructions on how to set up and use the various surgical instruments next. hand leavitt back room and. play video. users can ask for more explanatory videos graphics and photos. the system means everyone knows precisely what they have to do where and when. surgical assistance to not only to. assist during alter kinds of operations can now also help special operations with this system. in high tech operating theatres it's not uncommon for the surgical instruments they are all that familiar with using augmented reality glasses means they don't have to spend hours reading instruction manuals. you know. we re

found in the oral syringe containing breast milk and morphine in the woman's locker at only university hospital she has denied the charges doctors say they don't expect the babies to suffer any lasting harm. in sweden thieves have broken into a stockholm art gallery and stolen at least 10 sculptures by salvador dali the sculptures by the spanish surrealist artist are valued at between 20 and 50000 euros each they were on loan from switzerland it's this is e w news from berlin for more you can follow us on twitter at g.w. news you can visit our website at www dot com. we'll be back at the top of the hour with more than. from the point of strong opinions clear positions international perspectives of. the world as we monkey in the seventy's or fun of us or in the liberation of the stressed out for thomas and some of the holocaust greenland and given the resurgence of anti-semitism in germany and elsewhere could auschwitz happen again find out from so the point. to point to. the next the t w. a a a it. now but. that changed the world. just the cry for freedom and the fight for freedom we're always

it's monday morning in the neurological ward at the rostock university hospital . where the 2 apprentices on to do an t. quinn are helping a patient. both have already completed training as nurses in their home country of vietnam nevertheless much is new to them. and asked them. during my training in vietnam i gave injections or i put in drips. but washing patients or giving them food that was done by other workers in germany the nurses to perform these tasks therefore trainees from vietnam have to complete the full 3 year training program once again. while. cycle of the us economy. the student nurses are prepared for the german system as part of the training program in their home country still it's not easy for the 2 women. that got us i guess. it's a very different dialect than the one i've learned. there are many words i don't know and i'm just learning i had a lot of difficulties at the beginning. is reduced side. $300.00 vietnamese trainees have come to germany under the economics ministry scheme to be at me as apprentices are welcome after all they bring a lo

for 5 months and is about to do her 1st job interview in the language staff members from the university hospital just a day off in germany have travelled to namibia for it. has something under my name is yet to occur on 23 years old. i'm not married and have no children. after i graduated there were new job. so i don't have much working experience and. yellow i studied nursing at university but has not found a job since it's a story many of her fellow students share. maybe s. economy is in crisis at the moment yeah lives with a cousin but she hopes that soon a drop in germany will support her family financially. i feel he said it's in it in my personal. development. in my career. and for me for the things that i'm getting into. it to exploit beat into. what and facility in the game or face an experience once she has safety enough money she hopes to study more or return to number to be . graduates like e.l.o. i couldn't see it as an opportunity to work for some time in germany they can gain experience but also they leave behind the possibility of unemployment at home a few years back it was easy

investigators found an oral syringe containing breast milk and morphine in the woman's locker and old university hospital she denies the charges doctors do not expect the infants to suffer any lasting harm. in sweden thieves have broken into a stockholm art gallery and still intend sculptures by spanish surrealist artist salvador dali sculptures are valued between $20.50 euros each and were on loan from switzerland but it appears idea documents that would help the thieves sell the stolen items were not taken. on friday the united kingdom will officially leave the european union and that begins an 11 month transition period that will include tough trade talks britain will stay in the e.u.'s economic framework until the end of this year while the 2 sides try and thrash out a trade deal now despite the british government's vow to get an agreement before the transition period ends the e.u. says that the time span is too short and fears a chaotic no deal exit. correspondent in london charlotte potts gave us her assessment of the next 11 months in e.u. u.k. relations boris johnson and his government are painti

for 5 months and is about to do her 1st drop interview in the language staff members from the university hospital just a day off in germany have traveled to namibia for it. has something in my name is yet to occur and 23 years old. i'm not married and have no children. and after i graduated there were new job. so i don't have much working experience. yellow i studied nursing at university but has not found a job since it's a story many of her fellow students share. namibia's economy is in crisis at the moment yeah lives with a chasm but she hopes that someone a job in germany will hope her support her family financially. i freely said good opportunity for my personal. development. in my career i saw a need for me for the things i wanted to do in the future. to exploit beat into what you know what class and facility we gave more professionally experience once she has safety enough money she hopes to study more or richard to namibia. it's like he couldn't see this as an opportunity to work for some time in germany they can gain experience but also they leave the possibility of unemployment at home

investigators found and also read containing breast milk and morphine in the woman's locker at old university hospital she denies the charges doctors do not expect the infants to suffer any lasting harm. and a leading figure in germany's far right party alexander garland is being investigated for tax evasion after lawmakers lifted his parliamentary immunity to 78 year olds as one of the most prominent figures in the populist alternative for germany party and was co-leader of the party until late last year. in speed of thieves have broken into a stockholm art gallery and still intend sculptures by spanish the realist artist salvador dali sculptures are valued between 20 and 50000 euros each and were stolen . on loan from switzerland but it appears i did documents that would help the thieves sell the stolen imo items were not taken. tomorrow the u.k. will officially leave the european union and that will kick off an 11 month transition period of tough trade talks britain will stay in the e.u.'s economic framework until the end of this year while the 2 sides try to thrash out a trade deal despite the bri

investigators found an oral syringe containing breast milk and morphine in the woman's locker at university hospital she denies the charges doctors do not expect the infants to suffer any lasting harm. in sweden thieves have broken into a stockholm art gallery and stolen at least 10 sculptures by spanish surrealist artist salvador dali these sculptures are valued at between 20 and 50000 euros each and were on loan from switzerland but it appears id documents that would help the thieves to sell the stolen items were not taken. opponents of brecht's it have been rallying on the eve of britain's departure from the european union the united kingdom is due to depart the block at 11 pm on friday local time a year long transition follows as london and brussels have to hammer out their future relationship. now as the u.k. faces its future outside the e.u. one challenge to be faces the possibility of scotland breaking away scottish people haven't shown a whole lot of appetite for independence in recent years but a new opinion survey from the pollster hugo of shows that 51 percent of scots now believe their c

investigators found an oral syringe containing breast milk and morphine in the woman's locker at university hospital she has denied the charges doctors say they do not expect the babies to suffer any lasting harm in sweden thieves have broken into a stockholm art gallery and stolen at least 10 sculptures by the spanish surrealist salvador dali the sculptures are valued at between 20 and 50000 year was each they were on loan from switzerland but it appears i.d. documents that would help the thieves sell the stolen items well those were not taken. the human rights group amnesty international has criticized plans by greece to deploy a floating barrier as a way to prevent y grins from reaching greek islands from turkey the group describing the plan as an alarming escalation in the greek government's efforts to make it as difficult as possible for asylum seekers and refugees to arrive on greek shores. the ministry of defense has announced new plans to protect the external you board or so that no more refugees from turkey can cross into greece. clothing barriers are their solution and the contract for pro

heart it was taken to the hamburg university hospital by this point the blisters had spread across his face and doctors could tell straight away that he had herpes suster infection more commonly known as shingles. but is there. talking about this now would you say it was more of a burning sensation. or that it was more of a stabbing pain. or stabbing pain hardly. is caused by a reactivation of the chicken pox virus this can lie in active in nerve tissue near the spinal cord for years even decades later it can be reactivated at a time when the immune system is weak. it travels down nerves to the skin causing painful this. good. shingles can appear anywhere on the body it's not always on the torso you get these little blisters which have already dried out and turned black in your case because the skin cells were damaged and died. after a cream is applied to dry out the blisters on his scalp which helps to relieve the itching but it's more important to fight the infection hippias auster viruses are treated with the active substance a psychic here. will be given a through time. today for 7

apnea and any of them can prove fatal dr ornish told me heads the neonatal department at like 6 university hospital in eastern germany every year he helps dozens of premature babies get a start in life that's as normal as possible. premature babies should still be inside their mothers tummies they would normally strengthen their respiratory muscles there and take breaks now and then all the premature babies on the ward are doing the same they breathe when they feel like it and when they don't they stop. out of the womb without a placenta those pauses mean the entrant is no longer getting a steady supply of oxygen the shower monitoring devices the alert the nurse goes to the baby and strokes him or her and make sure they start breathing again this process can happen several times an hour before. when the alarm sounds a nurse enters the room thoroughly disinfect her hands and opens the incubator. time is of the essence because the longer the process takes the longer the baby has to go without oxygen. the neonatal department unlike say he employs around a 100 new. says he performed this intimate life

matthau bugs university hospital dr catalina vacuum ice to often uses pill artist techniques with her patients. it's very good for people with chronic back pain whether it's the cervical spine or the lumbar region. and it can be used prophylactic late to prevent back pain or a slipped disc. from couldn't. and it can also be used therapeutically to treat an existing back condition. these days pill out his techniques are often used with patients who've been prescribed off a p.d. greek ability like better and. this exercise is called the seal. and this one the mum made. according to use of plugs his theory it'll take 10 sessions will be utter utter feel a difference of 20 sessions to see a difference and after 30 sessions they'll have a whole new body. but it's got what i really notice is my spine it feels like it's been really stretched and. i have a lot of problems with my lower back while i was holding a position the pain was gone so it would be really good to train those muscles. not a bad result for a 1st session at this rate they really might be transformed after 30 sessions. well

market approval in the coming years what kind of results justify what kinds of costs at the university hospital in gone dr young bernd kirshner meets families who have the prescription that costs 2000000 euros he says it doesn't make sense yet to start prescribing the therapy on a wider scale. i think it's going to do its own programs with very new kinds of therapies where we're not sure how effective or safe they are we need consensus between all parties between specialists doctors experts centers insurance companies and licensing authorities only then can we properly decide which patients we should treat with a therapy that's at such an early stage and i'm that michael seems to be doing well so far over no one knows if the 2000000 euro medication has really healed his disease for good still his story shows how vital it is to regulate costly new gene therapies. well limited health care budgets expensive drugs and sick children quite the mix dr to masa bruni is from bone university's institute for medical humanities oh welcome dr proving how can a drug treatment cost millions of euros. well it

their training and i want to name one success story it's actually in about as there is a university hospital run by own doctors ship the government and haitian american organizations and partners in health and they've just started saying last week i think international recognition and certification from the trainings they are providing is a huge success story and we should all replicate more of it and this is what will so we tried to do. as we go. thank you thank you to live in a back to frank and also to sandra i going to leave you on a comment here on each face says is there something i can do to help the health care crisis in haiti from here in america here in the states that we can put pressure on who should i donate who we will jump into the life you choose chat it is curated we are there as a stream team and we will let you know about all of the guests various different organizations so that you can trust them to help patients with the health care guests thank you very much you've inspired after us he will end the conversation i will see you next time on the street they carry. the bag

market approval in the coming years what kind of results justify what kinds of costs at the university hospital in bonn dr youn band meets families who have the prescription that costs 2000000 euros he says it doesn't make sense yet to start prescribing the therapy on a wider scale i think if you want to do it with very new kinds of therapies where we're not sure how effective or safe they are we need consensus between all parties between specialist doctors experts centers insurance companies and licensing authorities only then can we properly decide which patients we should treat with a therapy that's at such an early stage. michael seems to be doing well so far although no one knows if the 2000000 euro medication has really healed his disease for good still his story shows how vital it is to regulate costly new gene therapies. i'm joined in studio by our science correspondent derrick williams thank you for being here. we saw the piece but but can you just explain for us how exactly do these sorts of gene therapy treatments work ok well gene therapy treatments are are different than than conve

investigators found an oral syringe containing breast milk and morphine in the woman's walker at university hospital she has denied the charges doctors say they don't expect the babies to suffer any lasting harm. the human rights group amnesty international has criticized plans by greece to deploy a floating barrier as a way to prevent migraines from swimming from reaching greek islands from turkey now the group describes the plan as quote an alarming escalation in the greek government's ongoing efforts to make it as difficult as possible for asylum seekers and refugees to arrive on greece is sure. the ministry of defense has announced new plans to protect the external you board or so that no more refugees from turkey can cross into greece. floating barriers are there solution and the contract for production is up for bids because. this is blood on rebel deal the national coordinator had a good idea when he suggested buying fighting poverty is bullshit from them or after we install them we'll see if they have to decide affect the missile to formosa's the blocks the barriers might look similar to thi