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May 16

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The Future of Prosthetics: Mind-Bending Robotic Arms

Researchers have shown that patients paralyzed from the neck down can move robotic arms with their minds, according to a new report in the journal Nature that documents two cases involving brain-stem stroke victims. Margaret Warner discusses the hopes for…

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May 16

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Paralysed Woman Moves Robot With Her Mind

robotics to help paralyzed with simple tasks…

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Aug 24

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Nigeria Sees Polio Outbreak from Mutated Vaccine Virus

A mutated virus from the oral vaccine used to prevent the spread of polio in Nigeria has paralyzed at least 124 children in the West African country this year.

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May 29

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Monkeys Learn to Control Robotic Arm With Brainwaves

Advances in brain-controlled prosthetics reached new heights as researchers at the University of Pittsburgh announced the successful use of a prosthetic arm linked directly to the brain of a monkey. Lead researcher Andrew Schwartz discusses the findings.

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Jan 17

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Paralyzed Mice Able to Regain Movement, Study Reveals

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The brain is a stubborn organ. When faced with a roadblock, it works to find another way. It fumbles to repair itself. Researchers have found new evidence of the brain's ability to adapt to injuries by studying the spinal cord…

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Sep 13

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Buffalo Bills Football Player Receives New Spinal Treatment

An experimental treatment was used on Buffalo Bills football player Kevin Everett to prevent paralysis from a spinal injury. A spinal cord injury specialist discusses the treatment and its possibilities.

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