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Electrical brain stimulation helps rats with spinal cord injuries walk

November 10, 2013

Electric Brain Stimulation Helps Rats With Spinal Cord Injuries Walk | Popular Science
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Lab Rat

Janet Stephens via Wiki­me­dia Com­mons

Stim­u­lat­ing a set of neu­rons deep in the brain has allowed rats with severe spinal cord injuries to walk almost nor­mal­ly again, a group of Swiss researchers reports in Sci­ence…

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Health Informatics, Knowledge Management
Health, Neurological Disorders, Spinal cord, Spinal cord injury, Switzerland, Trauma and Injuries, Trauma and Injury
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