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The human touch behind the virtual technology for preparing child cancer patients

Published by South China Morning Post · Hong Kong 43 min ago

Hong Kong Polytechnic University professor Shara Lee Wee-yee has been using a mixed reality programme to reduce the fear and uncertainty children face before radiotherapy, with…

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