Smartphone game data could facilitate earlier diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder and improve treatment
In the game Guess What?, created by Stanford researchers, an adult caregiver holds a smartphone to his or her forehead […]
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In the game Guess What?, created by Stanford researchers, an adult caregiver holds a smartphone to his or her forehead […]
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Learn more →A group led by Associate Professor Makoto Ikeya has established a new method to generate mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) from […]
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Learn more →A child’s first word can be a meaningful milestone for parents. But sometimes, children don’t have to say anything at […]
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