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Doctors Claim Playing Tetris Can Fix A Lazy Eye

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A study conducted by McGill University has found that playing cult video game Tetris can be an effective way to treat lazy eye. The study found that in a small test group of eighteen people, playing Tetris treated the common disorder more effectively than patching the good eye to make the weak one work harder. Dr Robert Hess, who was part of the team, had the following to say about the study.

“When we get the two eyes working together, we find the vision improves. It’s much better than patching, much more enjoyable, it’s faster and it seems to work better.”

30 thoughts on “Doctors Claim Playing Tetris Can Fix A Lazy Eye”

  1. Since we are on the topic of Tetris. How much does Tetris Axis cost on the eshop? Sorry I’m to lazy to check.

  2. Pingback: Tetris Coming To European eShop This Week, Plus Spelunker and Trine 2 Discounted | My Nintendo News

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