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January 31, 2023 | by Eric Gantwerker, MD - Level Ex VP, Medical Director

Medical Video Games Improve Decision Making in Highly Experienced Doctors

New study shows knowledge attained through medical video games is effectively retained and transferred to clinical scenarios

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Ultrasound Part 2: Why Self-directed, Just-in-Time Training is So Important

Discover the learning theory behind JIT and why astronauts and surgeons alike, benefit from the training approach.

18 Strategies For Ensuring An Engaging, Effective Beta Testing Process

Developing the most groundbreaking new technology in the world doesn’t mean anything if nobody wants it or if the target audience finds it so difficult or frustrating to use that they ultimately reject it.

Revolutionizing Spine Surgery with Spine XR: A Comprehensive Guide

Explore the advantages of our interactive spine game. Which platform is right for you?

Ultrasound Part 1: Training Your Customers like Astronauts

How Med Device Companies are Using Ultrasound Tech Developed for NASA to Accelerate Training and Adoption

Subsurface Scattering: The Secret to Relevant Medical Imagery is Below the Surface

You are holding your hand up to a flashlight. As the light shines onto your hand, some of it enters the skin and bounces around inside. This causes the light to scatter in all directions

Level Ex Partners With Gladskin To Advance Education of Micreobalance® Skincare With Medical Video Games

Companies formally kick off relationship with launch of new eczema-focused video game

Level Ex Named to Fast Company’s Annual List of the World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2023

World’s leading medical video game studio joins the ranks of OpenAI, NASA, Microsoft, and more. [CHICAGO] (March 2, 2023) — Level Ex, the world’s leading medical video game studio, has