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Extended Reality, which includes Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Mixed Reality, is revolutionizing the healthcare industry by leveraging innovative technologies such as VR AR headsets and XR VR headsets. These advancements are not only enhancing medical training and education but also transforming patient care, rehabilitation, and clinical research. Medical education traditionally relies on textbooks and limited hands-on experiences. However, the introduction of VR products has ushered in a new era of immersive learning. VR simulations allow medical students to practice surgeries and other medical procedures in a controlled environment using XR VR headsets. Institutions like Stanford University have integrated VR equipment into their curricula, demonstrating significant improvements in student learning outcomes and surgical proficiency. AR and VR glasses are also being used to enhance medical education by overlaying digital information onto the real world. This technology enables students to visualize complex anatomical structures and medical procedures in real-time, improving their understanding and retention of critical information. By utilizing AR and VR glasses, educators can create interactive learning experiences that engage students and prepare them for real-world healthcare scenarios. Medical education traditionally relies on textbooks and limited hands-on experiences. However, the introduction of VR products has ushered in a new era of immersive learning. VR simulations allow medical students to practice surgeries and other medical procedures in a controlled environment using XR VR headsets. Institutions like Stanford University have integrated VR equipment into their curricula, demonstrating significant improvements in student learning outcomes and surgical proficiency. AR and VR glasses are also being used to enhance medical education by overlaying digital information onto the real world. This technology enables students to visualize complex anatomical structures and medical procedures in real-time, improving their understanding and retention of critical information. By utilizing AR and VR glasses, educators can create interactive learning experiences that engage students and prepare them for real-world healthcare scenarios.