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08.29.08

Brain-Machine Beta Testing

Devices that harness brain or nerve impulses to help patients see, hear, move, and communicate are already available -- though for now they remain relatively primitive.

By Elizabeth Svoboda Posted 01.14.2004 at 1:56 pm 0 Comments

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