
Published 11 October 2022
Japan’s Tohoku University School of Medicine has developed Meteor Blaster – a video game that can detect early-stage glaucoma – combining play with scientific research and paving the way for similar groundbreaking initiatives that could alter the course of a person’s life. As the gamification market matures, companies are increasingly adding gaming elements to boost their engagement strategies.



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