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Transforming Mental Health Care: The Role of VR in a New Era of Mental Health Treatment by Dr Farah Shiraz

Photo: Therapist and patient using HEKA VR software in Clinical practice. We are honored to welcome Dr. Farah Shiraz as a guest contributor to VRforHealth. …

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via news-medical / April 2, 2025

Virtual reality offers new approach for early Alzheimer’s detection

Most people donning virtual reality (VR) goggles are seeking the thrill of being immersed in a fictitious video game world. But some are donning them for an …

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via vrforhealth / February 9, 2025

#SundayResearchDive: Breathing in the Future – Virtual Reality for COPD Rehabilitation

💨 Can virtual reality make it easier to breathe? Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a relentless condition that limits airflow and diminishes …

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via news-medical / December 19, 2024

Miniature VR headsets unlock insights into spatial memory and brain disorders

In recent years, mice have entered a new arena – virtual reality – and now Cornell University researchers have built mini VR headsets to more fully immerse …

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via news-medical / November 4, 2024

Noninvasive brain stimulation shows promise for enhancing navigation skills in cognitive impairment

Targeted deep brain stimulation improves spatial navigation in virtual reality study, offering new hope for treating cognitive impairments like …

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