Paralyzed rats walk again in Swiss lab study

Scientists have restored full movement to rats paralyzed by spinal cord injuries in a study using electrical and chemical stimulation. While it's unclear if a similar technique could help people with similar injuries,  it may hint at new ways of treating paralysis.

The paralyzed, walking again

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The paralyzed, walking again

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