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NBA star launches VR program for pediatric cancer patients in US | Health IT

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Cleveland Cavaliers point guard Ricky Rubio has launched his “I am Ready” project in the U.S., designed to bring virtual reality to pediatric cancer patients, NBA.com reported Dec. 12.

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NBA star launches VR program for pediatric cancer patients in US | Health IT

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