Free Video Game Helps Kids Fight Cancer
Sunday September 30, 2007
A new PC video game is helping children with cancer understand cancer more thorughly and how treament works against it. Remission, a PC game produced by Cigna and HopeLab, allows the gamers to travel to parts of the body afflicted with types of cancer like Ewing's sarcoma and Hodgkins lymphoma and treat it with tools like Chemoblaster and Antibiotic Rocket.
The end result is children who are managing cancer and treatment more effectively. Studies show that children who play Remission have better rates in treatment management are simply understand their disease better.
Interested in recieiving a free copy of Remission? You can request a dvd or pc copy by visiting the Cigna website. You must first accept a consent for minors, and then you will be taken to the request form.
The end result is children who are managing cancer and treatment more effectively. Studies show that children who play Remission have better rates in treatment management are simply understand their disease better.
Interested in recieiving a free copy of Remission? You can request a dvd or pc copy by visiting the Cigna website. You must first accept a consent for minors, and then you will be taken to the request form.
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I found this article after catching a news item detailing this type of info this past week. My daughter was given an assignment in a Gaming Class in High School to create video games. I shared this info and the website w/ her to take to class and perhaps it can not only help kids with their classes and I wondered if it might even inspire visualization exercises that could help kids utilize their minds to affect recovery.
Very interesting article.
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This game was given to our son to play during transplant and brought him unimaginable information besides the fun he had playing it. a great game thankyou to the produces and manufactures, Thank you for thinking of our children, stephanie