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Ping pong could aid patients with nerve damage - Vimarsana News

Ping pong could aid patients with nerve damage

Ping pong could be prescribed to patients with nerve damage.

Colorado doctor prescribes ping pong treatment for neurodegenerative disorders: 'Doing something good' - Vimarsana News

Colorado doctor prescribes ping pong treatment for neurodegenerative disorders: 'Doing something good'

Fort Collins, Colorado – One doctor is prescribing ping pong for patients who have serious neurological diseases. Dr. Antonio Barbera, a former obstetrician-gynecologist who is now living with multiple sclerosis, is founder and CEO of Table Tennis Connections in Fort Collins, Colorado, which launched its NeuroPong program in 2021. The group gathers every Tuesday, Thursday

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The NueroPong Program is growing across the country. - Vimarsana News

The NueroPong Program is growing across the country.

Dr. Antonio Barbera, a former doctor who is now living with multiple sclerosis, is founder and CEO of Table Tennis Connections in Fort Collins, Colorado, which launched its NeuroPong program in 2021.

Patients with neurodegenerative diseases turn to pingpong for rehabilitation. Scientists are paying attention. - Vimarsana News

Patients with neurodegenerative diseases turn to pingpong for rehabilitation. Scientists are paying attention.

The Colorado-based NeuroPong program is being researched by scientists investigating the link between neurodegenerative conditions and pingpong, a game often associated with parents’ basements.

Patients with neurodegenerative diseases turn to pingpong for rehabilitation. Scientists are paying attention. - Vimarsana News

Patients with neurodegenerative diseases turn to pingpong for rehabilitation. Scientists are paying attention.

The Colorado-based NeuroPong program is being researched by scientists investigating the link between neurodegenerative conditions and pingpong, a game often associated with parents’ basements.