medicine
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Ask Your Doctor About Ubisoft’s Latest Experimental Game
Ubisoft’s doing some wild stuff on the fringes these days, from experimental climbing with Grow Home to… a medical game called Dig Rush to aid with the treatment of Amblyopia?!
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Tablet Games Trump Traditional Therapy In Treating Autism And Cerebral Palsy
For decades the traditional therapy for adults and children afflicted with autism and cerebral palsy have remained the same: repetitive activities aimed at hammering home the social and physical skills these disorders make difficult for those afflicted. That’s all changing, thanks to multitouch tablet technology.
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The World’s Smallest Computer Wants To Be Inside Of You
With computer technology forever striving towards smaller and smaller form factors, it was only a matter of time before engineers created the first millimetre-scale computer system, ready for implantation in the human body.
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Brain Making Too Much Noise? Reboot It
As many as 23 million adults in the United States suffer from tinnitus – a ringing sound in the ears that won’t go away. Scientists may have found a way to ease the currently cure-less affliction by rebooting the brain.