πŸ‘» The computer game that can help children with ADHD

πŸ‘» The computer game that can help children with ADHD

Children between the ages of eight and twelve can help improve their awareness by playing a specially developed computer game.

Kent Olofsson
Kent Olofsson

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A computer game been approved for the first time as a medical treatment by the United States FDA. The game is called Endeavor and is intended to help children with ADHD.

The game looks like a regular computer game where the player has to steer a vehicle through a lane. But manufacturer Akili has spent seven years developing and clinical studies to create a game that helps children with ADHD.

600 children were allowed to play Endeavor 25 minutes a day, five days a week for one month. After that, the researchers at Akili could see a noticeable improvement in the children's ability to draw attention.

The researchers are clear that the game is not intended to replace existing treatments. It is instead a complement and a treatment that the children hopefully look forward to every day.