Video games are now as artistically and technically challenging as any other art form. But now they've really leveled up: the FDA has just approved a video game-based treatment for ADHD. Plus: a school librarian in western Virginia just found a clever way to get books to her students while schools and libraries are closed.
Children with ADHD can now be prescribed a video game, FDA says (CNN)
Google-backed drones will drop library books so kids in Virginia can do their summer reading (Washington Post)
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