A group of scientists associated with GTX Medical, a Swiss medical device firm, published new evidence yesterday that using electricity to stimulate the spinal cord can help paralyzed people regain some walking ability.
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What Researchers With The World’s Longest-Running Study Of Human Aging Know For Sure
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