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If that trial about midway through the regulatory process for medical devices finds a difference between the ADHD group and controls, then Akili will move on to a larger fifa coins and more rigorous 'pivotal trial', testing the game against a placebo.

The clinical trials mean Akili also has to worry about EVO's side-effects, notes Stephen Faraone, a professor of psychiatry at SUNY Upstate Medical University who's consulted with Akili. Boys with ADHD or autism, he points out, have an increased risk of problematic use of video games, spending more hours playing them and having trouble disengaging. (For the ADHD trial, EVO is programmed to automatically shut off after 45 minutes.) But the game format might make children less likely to avoid taking their medicine. "It's a treatment that children will want to do," Faraone says.

The video-game approach makes sense based on what we know about brain circuits that are affected in ADHD, says Chandra Sripada, an assistant professor at the University of Michigan, www.utfifas.co who isn't involved with Akili. Brain imaging studies from his lab and others have shown that people with ADHD have glitches in areas involved in cognitive control, leading to an inability to stifle impulses to blurt out inappropriate words or act without thinking."The idea that these games would train the very same circuits that are weak in ADHD is very plausible," Sripada says.