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Sci Tech    H4'ed 2/14/22

Implants Allow People with Paralysis to Walk Again

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An implant on an Italian man's severed spine is allowing him to walk again. It's one of many scientific advancements helping people with paralysis.

“I stand up, walk where I want to. I can walk the stairs. It’s almost a normal life,” the Italian man said. “I used to box, run, and do fitness training in the gym. But after the accident, I could not do the things that I loved to do, but I did not let my mood go down. I never stopped my rehabilitation. I wanted to solve this problem.”

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