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UWI: 75 years and counting - Vimarsana News

UWI: 75 years and counting

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The UWI Celebrates 75th Anniversary - Vimarsana News

The UWI Celebrates 75th Anniversary

UWI’s First Medical Class outside Gibraltar Hall. Mona Jamaica (1948). (The UWI) October 4 is significant for The University of the West Indies (The UWI) as ...

UWI Receives US$120,000 Gift from One of its First Medical Graduates, Dr Michael Woo-Ming - Vimarsana News

UWI Receives US$120,000 Gift from One of its First Medical Graduates, Dr Michael Woo-Ming

The months of August and September marked the annual Global Giving campaign of The University of the West Indies (The UWI)...

ClearMask bringt die weltweit erste vollständig transparente OP-Maske mit CE-Kennzeichnung auf den Markt - Vimarsana News

ClearMask bringt die weltweit erste vollständig transparente OP-Maske mit CE-Kennzeichnung auf den Markt

/PRNewswire/ -- Die Firma ClearMask, LLC, ein in Privathand befindliches amerikanisches Medizintechnikunternehmen, gab heute bekannt, dass seine ClearMask™ die...

The Blackwell Sisters and the Harrowing History of Modern Medicine - Vimarsana News

The Blackwell Sisters and the Harrowing History of Modern Medicine

Save this story for later. A metrotome sounds like a more pleasant device than it is. A switchblade of sorts, it was once used to treat fertility issues. A doctor would push the metrotome into a woman’s uterus, press the handle, and release the blade; when he pulled it out, it cut through one side of her cervix. After that, the doctor reinserted the tool and repeated the procedure on the other side. Eventually a version of the metrotome was made with a double blade that could cut both sides of the cervix at once—a supposed improvement on the original design.