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Teenagers to take embarrassing ailments to Second Life doctors
newsvine.com May 11, 2008
Spanish health authorities launched a virtual portal through the Second Life website yesterday designed to help young people too embarrassed to speak to a doctor about sexually transmitted disease or a drug problem. ... ... News Type: Event — Seeded on Sun May 11, 2008...
Real Doctors, Real Patients, Virtual Office
medgadget.com May 12, 2008
The Spanish Society for Family and Community Medicine (FYC) and the Coalition for Citizens with Chronic Illnesses has setup a service for Spanish teenagers to virtually visit a real doctor in Second Life, the 3D online virtual world. The goal is to provide a space where embarrassing issues can be...
Real Problems Discussed with Virtual Doctors
jointogether.org May 12, 2008
Adolescents with addictions, sexually transmitted diseases or other embarrassing problems can now get anonymous advice from doctors who have created avitars in the role-playing game Second Life. ... News Summary Adolescents with addictions, sexually transmitted diseases...
Teenagers to take embarrassing ailments to Second Life doctors | Technology | The Guardian
bibsonomy.org May 11, 2008
Spanish health authorities launched a virtual portal through the Second Life website yesterday designed to help young people too embarrassed to speak to a doctor about sexually transmitted disease or a drug problem. What both will see is an image of a consulting room with...
Virtual doctors for the young
hindu.com May 10, 2008
Teenagers to take embarrassing ailments to Second Life ... Graham Keeley Barcelona: Spanish health authorities launched a virtual portal through the Second Life website on Friday designed to help young people too embarrassed to speak to a doctor about a disease or a drug...
Second Life doctors tackle embarrassing ailments
guardian.co.uk May 10, 2008
Virtual portal launched by Spanish authorities for young people to discuss sex and drug health issues ... Spanish health authorities launched a virtual portal through the Second Life website yesterday designed to help young people too embarrassed to speak to a doctor...