16 Minutes on the News #34: Videogames as Medicines — So What Is/Isn’t a Digital Drug?
The FDA just approved the first ever videogame that can now be legally marketed and prescribed as a medicine. It’s a game called EndeavorRX (formerly known as Project EVO and developed by Akili Interactive based on technology licensed from a neuroscience lab at the University of California San Francisco) — and is for 8-12 year...
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