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The technology of fixing the movements of actors, which James Cameron used in his cult film "Avatar", was adapted by scientists to track the progression of diseases of the musculoskeletal system.

With the help of the latest technology, scientists will be able to track the development of diseases that prevent movement. These include any diseases associated with the brain and nervous system, heart, lungs, muscles, bones, and a number of mental disorders.

In tests using motion-capture suits, a new system that uses artificial intelligence for analysis, British experts measured the severity of two genetic disorders twice as fast as top doctors.

In the long run, this will help patients get the right support and treatment faster. In addition, it could halve the time and significantly reduce the costs required to develop a new drug in clinical trials.

Dr. Ricotti, who was part of the research team at Imperial College and University College London, and colleagues tested the method on patients with Friedreich's ataxia (FA) and Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) in two separate studies.

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