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Special Pakistani scientists harness power of virtual reality to bring new hope to dementia patients

Pakistani scientists harness power of virtual reality to bring new hope to dementia patients

  • Results of new study demonstrate how virtual reality could slow disease progression and decline in cognitive function in patients
  • Two scientists employ ‘environmental enrichment’ where patient’s surroundings are made more complex and challenging in order to stimulate the brain
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