RESTORE Horizon – Advanced Therapies to treat chronic diseases

Oct 9, 2020

RESTORE, a pan-European initiative that aims to accelerate the availability of Advanced Therapies for the benefit of patients everywhere, has launched a video game to raise awareness of Advanced Therapies.

Berlin, Germany - October 9, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —

RESTORE, a pan-European initiative that aims to accelerate the availability of Advanced Therapies for the benefit of patients and society, has launched a video game to raise awareness of the field of Advanced Therapies.

Advanced Therapies are cutting-edge medical treatments, aimed at not just better managing, but curing chronic and/or untreatable diseases.

Available for a free download in the App Store and from Google Play, Fragments of Life follows the life of Ella, a teenager living with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia.

It is an interactive experience that burrows deep into the human soul and leads the player to discover the joys, hopes, sorrows, first loves, and friendships of young leukaemia patient Ella.

Her diagnosis, treatment and remission, the recurrence, and finally the successful treatment of Ella’s leukaemia with breakthrough medicine, CAR-T cell therapy, is the backdrop of ten intense years of Ella’s life that the player is asked to reconstruct.

Hans-Dieter Volk, RESTORE’s Coordinator, explains: “For us as scientists, Advanced Therapies are fascinating both as biological entities and, in the way that they are starting to change the landscape of medical care. We expect them to have a major impact on individuals and society. We believe that communicating this excitement and fascination and enthusing others about Advanced Therapies is a RESTORE task. With “Fragments of Life” we hope to educate a new generation of young people about Advanced Therapies and inspire them to find out more!”

Set in the bedroom of the protagonist Ella, the game depicts her life through 60 hand-drawn photographs. Each photo is a fragment of her life and it will be up to the player to rearrange them in the order in which the events took place by investigating each photo through features such as zooming in on the photo, accessing additional information, and answering Ella’s questions about her life.

Dr. Pier Maria Fornasari, Chief of Regenhealthsolutions, believes that learning through play is an amazing way to get young people invested in knowledge and information on healthcare topics. “Fragments of Life” is an innovative teaching instrument to introduce novel Advanced Therapies in ways that can be easily understood, at a time when fake news via media outlets and fraudulent claims raising false hopes are increasingly prevalent By educating through accessible and entertaining mediums, this new video game is the first directly designed to communicate healthcare disruptions to the public.

RESTORE’s website is https://www.restore-horizon.eu/
Chronic Diseases

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Name: Gady Goldsobel
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Organization: RESTORE
Website: https://www.restore-horizon.eu/

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