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Simulations help teens with ADHD drive better

2 months ago
Duration 1:56

Simulations help teens with ADHD drive better

  • 2 months ago
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  • Duration 1:56

A study in Cincinnati, Ohio, is using computer simulations to help teen drivers with ADHD practise safer driving by helping them learn how to better keep their eyes on the road

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