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MindMaze Defines the Future of Brain Health with Digital Neurotherapeutics Portfolio
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland, April 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/
MindMaze Healthcare (MMHC), a global pioneer in the multibillion-dollar digital neurotherapeutics market, today shared its roadmap for its commercial product portfolio and clinical pipeline.
MindMaze Healthcare is at the forefront of advancing innovative digital neurotherapeutics (DTx) solutions through a platform approach that combines highly engaging serious game-based software supported by tailored smart peripherals that target two distinct areas: neurorehabilitation (Rehab DTx) and neuro-restoration (Neuro DTx).
MindMaze s serious digital therapeutics (DTx), a combination of neuroscience and AI-powered, immersive game-based activities are enhancing clinical outcomes for patients with neurological conditions including stroke, TBI