Game-based telerehabilitation aids physical therapy in multiple sclerosis patients, review finds
A new scoping review suggests that turning those exercises into games, delivered remotely into patientsРІР‚в„ў living rooms, may help keep them moving.
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A new scoping review suggests that turning those exercises into games, delivered remotely into patientsРІР‚в„ў living rooms, may help keep them moving.
For the roughly 2.8 million people worldwide living with multiple sclerosis, physical therapy is often a lifelong commitment—one that hinges on repetitive, demanding exercises that can become tedious...
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A new scoping review suggests that turning those exercises into games, delivered remotely into patients’ living rooms, may help keep them moving. For the roughly 2.8 million people worldwide living with multiple sclerosis, physical therapy is often a lifelong commitment—one that hinges on repetitive, demanding exercises that can become tedious enough to abandon altogether.
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For the roughly 2.8 million people worldwide living with multiple sclerosis, physical therapy is often a lifelong commitment—one that hinges on repetitive, demanding exercises that can become tedious enough to abandon altogether.
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