New technology restores sense of touch to damaged nerves
Scientists develop sensor that restores sense of touch to damaged nerves, holding out hope for people who have experienced amputation or injuries.
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Scientists develop sensor that restores sense of touch to damaged nerves, holding out hope for people who have experienced amputation or injuries.
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