Philes - February 1997 Net. Mark Pallen teams up with his partner on line, Nick Loman, to give you the first of their monthly slice of the best sites in Cyberspace. There's a wealth of medical information available on the world wide web. The sites featured here are only a tiny selection. The Internet also has numerous lists of resources directing you to other sites.
MOOs contain remarkably real virtual rooms and objects.
For example, you can sip a virtual cappuccino with a friend in a local caf . More complex MOO objects can even simulate anatomic dissections or search for DNA sequences in various databases. Student BMJ readers are invited to meet in the DU MOO each Friday afternoon at 4.30 pm in the Medical Complex Foyer. See you there. The disease process can also be tracked over time.