According to the company, “The initial goal of our technology will be to help people with paralysis to regain independence through the control of computers and mobile devices.”
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Republicans Oppose Democrats’ Spending Bill As Government Shutdown Looms
Congress has just nine days to pass a spending bill before the government shuts down.
Interventions Meant To Slow The Spread Of Covid-19 Have All But Stopped The Spread Of Flu
Thanks to masks, social distancing and other measures adopted since March, far fewer people in the U.S. are getting infected with the flu compared to previous years.
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Stock Market Sell-Off: Dow Falls 900 Points Amid Resurgence In Coronavirus Cases
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CDC Quietly Revises Coronavirus Guidance Again—This Time For Aerosol Transmission
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Evolution Of The Biotech IPO Markets From Busted To Booming
Biotech IPOs are booming today, but that certainly wasn’t always the case. The author explores two decades of structural changes to the IPO market and process.
Coronavirus Survey Shows American Life Is Far From ‘Normal’
In this new normal, where almost nothing seems entirely normal, one wonders: How far are we from the old normal? To find out, I polled more than 500 people from across the country.
