Health video games could change how we treat patients — but doctors still need to be convinced
An increasing number of startups are creating health video games. Video games can help treat conditions and acquire patient data. But skepticism about how well they work may prevent doctors from using them. This article is part of a series called "Future of Healthcare," which explores how technology is driving innovation in the development of healthcare.
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Health video games could change how we treat patients — but doctors still need to be convinced