Transcription: I think it's an extension of something that we've known for a long time, that therapeutic play, therapeutic recreation helps children cope with serious illness. And we've done it with art therapy, there's plant therapy, puppet therapy, and this is the next generation. It's, if you will, computer therapy, and it combines graphics, video, and text, and it allows children to to play in a virtual space that might be a little bit more comfortable at the time than their real space. Well, what does it do for them medically? It's pretty clear as we go into clinical studies that we're going to answer t ...
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