NIH funds smartphone platform to improve driving safety for teens
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The National Institutes of Health has awarded a grant to develop a smartphone-based platform designed to improve driving safety for teenagers with ADHD by monitoring their behaviors through telematics. The application allows parents and teens to set shared goals, receive personalized feedback, and track progress over time to address the heightened crash risk associated with this condition. This initiative aims to reduce risky driving habits and provide physicians with data to better manage driving-related challenges linked to ADHD.
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