In May, surgery was performed on a grape. A grape! And for whatever reason, the internet is now delighting in this fact. The Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Australia used a grape to showcase the ...

For the uninitiated, “They did surgery on a grape” exploded as a viral meme a week ago, starting with a screencap from a video about the da Vinci Surgical System. The video, which was published by ...

Modern medicine is a marvel—it cured polio, allows doctors to perform heart transplants, and even let doctors do surgery on a grape. The da Vinci Single-Site is a robotic surgical system used by ...

They did surgery on a grape. If you’re not familiar with Twitter’s top meme of the week, allow me to paint you a picture. Imagine a photo of a grape with it’s skin delicately peeled back and tiny ...

A 2010 video showing the da Vinci Xi robot performing surgery on a grape created a viral internet sensation, Elite Daily reports. 1. In 2010, Naperville, Ill.-based Edward Hospital posted a video ...

A robot-like medical tool was recorded stitching up a grape using an unbelievably intricate technique. The device is called the da Vinci Surgical System, Daily Mail reports, and its movements are ...

In better news, a beautifully meaningless meme is on the rise. And did you know I'm baby? The internet loves nothing more than absurd inside jokes. If you know, you know, and if you don't, you're not ...

Robots are poised to revolutionize surgery, as demonstrated by this astounding—and even touching—promotional video showcasing the da Vinci Surgical System as it sutures a damaged grape. There’s a ...

We’re not sure if this video makes us more or less scared of the concept of robot surgery, but it’s certainly cool to watch. The da Vinci Single-Site system is designed to perform tiny, delicate ...

Service journalism is all about writing for other people, but sometimes I use this platform of mine to write 250-to-1,000-word jokes to myself. This is one of those times. I don’t know if you are up ...

A desperately-ill baby was saved by a world-first operation on her heart while it was just the size of a grape. Rheya Tooke was diagnosed with three deadly defects when she was only 10days old.