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Man With Paralysis Regains Feeling and Movement After Experimental Brain Implant

via Smithsonian Magazine·yesterday·Community Voted

A man with paralysis has regained feeling and movement in his hands after receiving an experimental brain implant, researchers reported. The device, which links neural signals to restore sensation and control, represents a significant advance in brain-computer interface technology. If replicated, the breakthrough could open new paths to restoring function for millions living with paralysis and spinal injuries.

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