Can playing video games really make us healthier?

More than 50 adults are on a waiting list for the next round of a $2.6 million research study now under way at The Miriam Hospital’s Center for Behavioral and Preventive Medicine to test and document whether virtual video-exercise games can offer real physical-fitness benefits. More

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