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: Special Education Law BlogGaming to Support Childhood Cancer Treatment
By Charles Fox
Video games are being cast in a different light than simply activities which encourage becoming couch potatoes. A new company has come out with a set of video games to encourage and educate children and young adults as to the importance of taking their chemotherapy medications. In a real turn of events some insurance companies are considering covering the cost of these programs if they can be shown to make a measurable difference in the costs and outcomes for patient.
Full post as published by Special Education Law Blog on August 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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