Ladies in medical consultation will no longer be embarrassed as the latest techniques allow doctors to check on the patients' health through listening to the sound of their legs, instead of their heart through a stethoscope. Daryl Cheung (inset), a veteran in eating and crying, has discovered a direct relation between the sound of a patient's legs and health, and is hopeful that such techniques will be picked up by other doctors in the near future.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Breakthrough in Medical Science
Ladies in medical consultation will no longer be embarrassed as the latest techniques allow doctors to check on the patients' health through listening to the sound of their legs, instead of their heart through a stethoscope. Daryl Cheung (inset), a veteran in eating and crying, has discovered a direct relation between the sound of a patient's legs and health, and is hopeful that such techniques will be picked up by other doctors in the near future.
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