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Enabling More Accessible MS Rehabilitation Training Using Virtual Reality,sing various symptoms, one of which is muscle weakness. Physical rehabilitation is an integral part of managing MS, as well as its symptoms, and over time, the forms of implementing rehabilitation have changed according to novel technologies. Virtual reality (VR) has already been successfully applie

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,Understanding the Brain and Exploring the Effects of Clinical Fatigue: From a Patient’s Perspectives not widely understood and is often underrepresented in treatment regimes. Fatigue is the least successfully managed symptom of these conditions; however, it can often be the one of the greatest impairments..Augmented reality (AR) enhances a person’s reality showing a hybrid environment where real

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