@wevolver: Years after a stroke, many people still live with significant arm and hand paralysis. New research published in Nature Medicine shows that targeted spinal cord stimulation can help restore movement, strength, and dexterity years after injury. The study, led by Doug Weber from Carnegie Mellon Mechanical Engineering and Marco Capogrosso from the University of Pittsburgh, demonstrates the potential of spinal cord stimulation as a practical technology to help people regain independence in daily life. Read more at the link in our bio. *Some video content provided by UPMC and University of Pittsburgh Health Sciences Video Credit: Carnegie Mellon Engineering #engineering #technology

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