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VIDEO: A paralysed man has regained the ability to walk for the first time using only his thoughts, thanks to two implants that restored communication between brain and spinal cord. The advance is the result of more than a decade of work by a team of researchers in France... show more

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Walking with implants. #AFPGraphics schematic showing how implants and a brain-spine interface has helped a paralysed man walk again

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Li Pedrazavor 3 Jahren

Que maravilla!

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Michael McGowenvor 3 Jahren

Amazing what this could mean for people over the next decade

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Real Cerisevor 3 Jahren

@davidfrum gotta worry about glia growing around the brain implant blocking signal long term - biggy if they fixed that

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mister brownvor 3 Jahren

@davidfrum 😲🙏

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#theresistancevotervor 3 Jahren

@davidfrum Just WOW! These researchers should get a Nobel prize for sure

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Claudiavor 3 Jahren

😊🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏

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Jennifer Stonesvor 3 Jahren

Wow 😲 This is really incredible. Thanks to the team of researchers in France and Switzerland. You're appreciated.

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Mansoor Ahmedvor 3 Jahren

Great achievement, hats off

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iwantsomethingbeautifulvor 3 Jahren

@davidfrum Are we going to talk about how hot that French doctor is?

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