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Games for Health day at E3
by Ian Bogost April 14, 2006
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Health & Medicine Games
Games for Health is running a one-day event right before E3, on May 9th. The "full-day event" will focus on "the use of games and game technologies in health and healthcare, including an evening reception." Topics include health messaging, combat and emergency medicine, psychotherapy, cancer treatment, disease management, and cognitive health.
A limited number of public tickets are available for $99. Register here. And if you're going to E3, best to get your travel sorted as soon as possible; check out these tips from Games for Health.
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