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by tbenst
1030 days ago
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I agree! My PhD thesis is on this topic [1]. We’ve also done a very limited pilot test on a patient with ALS, with above random chance. Actual results may vary heavily on individual disease progression—the more motor recruitment that’s intact, the better. [1] https://neuroscience.stanford.edu/research/funded-research/s... |
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