Hospitals are giving virtual reality (VR) glasses to patients undergoing operations to help them relax and to reduce pain and stress.<\/p>\n
Rouen and Strasbourg are two of the hospitals to have taken up the technology, which was launched by French start-up HypnoVR last year.The glasses can be used before, during and after surgery. Benefits include allowing doctors to use local ...<\/p>\n
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