Remote-controlled toys could supplement physical therapy

Researchers associated with Lifespan and Brown University hope to conduct clinical trials next year for a device that will allow disabled children to exercise arm and hand muscles while playing with remote-controlled toys, a supplement to usual physical therapy treatments.More

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