Virtual Medicine

18/03/2026

Proud to see Human Anatomy VR featured on ABC News’s The Checkup with Dr. Darien Sutton. Great work by the ABC News team for creating such a clear and engaging way to explain skin anatomy and burns.

19/02/2026

Want broader shoulders? Try this exercise.

16/01/2026

Why do 50% of students fail anatomy class? Because we memorize textbook labels instead of learning by actually interacting with the human body.

16/01/2026

Would you study anatomy in 3D instead? Comment “VR” and I’ll DM you how to try Human Anatomy VR for free.

22/12/2025

Inside the anatomy of Patrick Mahomes' knee injury with ESPN

16/12/2025

Anatomy doesn’t belong in a classroom anymore.
Human Anatomy VR changes the game.

15/12/2025

Virtual Medicine is already helping students worldwide better understand the human body—and the same approach is now making its way into the mainstream media.

ESPN is using Human Anatomy VR to explain NFL injuries, making complex anatomical concepts easier to understand for sports audiences.

Read more about our collaboration in the Sports Business Journal:

ESPN injury analyst Stephania Bell has begun using a VR tool called Virtual Medicine to help explain and visualize injuries.

27/11/2025

No animals were harmed in the making of this video.

Get Animal Anatomy on PlayStation VR, Meta Quest, and the App Store!

11/11/2025

Animal Anatomy VR is here! 🐾

Explore the most immersive way to study animals in full 3D XR.

Animal Anatomy VR is now available on PlayStation VR2 and Meta Quest.

PlayStation: https://store.playstation.com/concept/10017002/

Meta Quest: https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/animal-anatomy-xr/25087222527562486/

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10/11/2025

ESPN Analyst Stephania Bell takes you inside the Anatomy of a Hamstring Injury using Human Anatomy VR.

Get Human Anatomy VR on the Meta Quest Store: https://www.meta.com/experiences/human-anatomy-vr/6643334382420936

03/10/2025

ESPN is once again featuring Human Anatomy VR in an NFL segment analyzing Tyreek Hill’s recent knee injury. 🏈

Virtual Medicine is proud to power these segments, bringing anatomy-driven insight to sports injuries and helping advance sports medicine, education, and fan engagement.

Watch the full breakdown in the video.