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LONG-TERM REHABILITATION USING BRAIN-MACHINE INTERFACES TRIGGERS PARTIAL NEUROLOGICAL RECOVERY IN CHRONIC PARAPLEGIC PATIENTS
On June 12th 2014, the Walk Again Project (WAP), a non-profit international research consortium, performed a unique scientific demonstration, during the opening ceremony of the Soccer World Cup in Brazil. During that demo, a young Brazilian man paralyzed from his … Continue reading
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