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TWO PEOPLE WITH PARALYSIS WALK AGAIN USING AN IMPLANTED DEVICE

Two people with paralysis walk again using an implanted device - The Verge

Another story showing electrical stimulation may be needed to facilitate artificial neurological activity. The full capitalization is theirs . . . interesting development but I not sure title needs to be loud; maybe.
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