Screenshot of a town in the VR exposure game Bravemind, which was developed to treat PTSD.

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A screenshot from the video game Neuroracer, developed to strengthen cognitive control in adults. 

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A screenshot of a dinner party in a VR game designed to treat social anxiety. Credit: Michelle Newman and BehaVR

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A soldier plays the VR exposure game Bravemind, which was developed to treat PTSD.

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A screenshot of the video game in development at BehaVR show the mix of environments the user will experience. Some scenarios include real life actors, while others allow the user to explore a CGI world. The one depicted in these images is called the “woods of wisdom.”

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A screenshot of the VR game Labyrinth developed by Adam Gazzaley.

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A person wears a green shirt, white lab coat, stethoscope, and black virtual reality goggles.

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Screenshots of the video game in development at BehaVR show the mix of environments the user will experience. Some scenarios include real life actors, while others allow the user to explore a CGI world. The one depicted in these images is called the “woods of wisdom.”

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A soldier wearing a VR headset plays Bravemind, a VR exposure game developed to treat PTSD.

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The FDA approved the first video game prescription in 2020. Since then, researchers are building more &ldquo;prescription video games.&rdquo; However, they aren&rsquo;t sticking to 2D games; they are developing virtual reality experiences.

Virtual reality is the latest trend in digital therapeutics

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Revvity Signals

To keep pace with modern drug discovery, researchers need molecular biology approaches that can support complexity without slowing down the science.

Explained: How can molecular biology teams scale therapeutic design with connected workflows?

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At My Green Lab® we are igniting a global shift toward environmentally responsible scientific research by helping labs to reduce their environmental impact.

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Creating more sustainable laboratories depends on practical changes that strengthen scientific performance while reducing environmental impact.

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INTEGRA Biosciences

Analytical performance begins long before a sample reaches the instrument, making sample preparation one of the most important determinants of data quality.

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Virtual reality is the latest trend in digital therapeutics

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