Find attached the audio files from units 6 to 8 of the Workbook. I will post pdf's of the Students book Powerpoints as soon as possible and then will post the Powerpoints themselves later in the week.
Artificial Passenger, the device mentioned in this weeks Practical classes is a real machine.It is a telematic device developed by IBM that interacts verbally to reduce the likelihood of a vehicle operator falling asleep at the controls. The Artificial Passenger is equipped to engage a vehicle operator by carrying on conversations, playing verbal games, controlling the vehicle's stereo system, and so on. It also monitors the driver's speech patterns to detect fatigue, and in response can suggest that the driver take a break or get some sleep.
One of the subjects focused on in this week's English for Medicine: 1 Workshops was Brands. As the citation on wikipedia.com notes, a brand is "the identity of a specific product, service, or business". 
Sealand, the place mentioned in the first activities of this weeks Practical classes is a real place.
One of the exercises this week ask you to think of some of the other items you might find on the menus of the five restaurants in the activity [ie. L.A. Experience; Rene's Place, Gaucho Garden, White Tower & Dragon Eyes].
The song of the Unit is Regina Belle's "If I Could" f I Could", which was first released in 1993 and reached # 9 on the R&B charts.
As you will have noticed, there are references in this weeks Workshop / Practical Classes to a series of medical tests - some of which you may not have heard of. Find below some links to in formation about some of these tests. I'll post some more later in the week
As a followup to the discussion on common medical abbreviations in this week's English Workshop/Practical, you can check out the guide to 'Common Medical Abbreviations' on the Clinician's Ultimate Reference site. 
