Paralyzed Monkey Controls Arm Via Brain
A monkey partially paralyzed by a spinal cord injury was able to control its arm using an external link between its brain and spinal cord, a new study shows. Full story
A monkey partially paralyzed by a spinal cord injury was able to control its arm using an external link between its brain and spinal cord, a new study shows. Full story
In this TODAY update, Rachelle Chapman, who was paralyzed before her wedding, and her husband, Chris, talk about her recovery process, including her growing ability to bear weight on her legs.
Cause Celeb talks with former Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan about her involvement with The Buoniconti Fund, which aims to find a cure for paralysis resulting from spinal cord injuries. Full story
A flight attendant received a spinal cord injury when she was thrown into the air after the plane hit turbulence. Full story
Brain-controlled robotic limbs could soon give paralyzed individuals a new chance at mobility. Full story
The cancer drug Taxol stimulates the growth of nerve cells in the spine after a spinal cord injury, and reduces scaring in these cells, according to a new study in rats. Full story
