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Spinal Cord Stimulator Sparks Hope for Parkinson's Disease

The future treatment of Parkinson's disease may target the spinal cord instead of the brain to help alleviate the slow, rigid movements and tremors that are the hallmarks of the disease. Researcher...  
 
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archimedes (I believe it was him) said the spine is where all ailment-illnesses can be found
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Why has he a Greek surname, especially met in Lesvos Island?
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Unfortunately, one more Brazilian great scientist (maybe the best of them, actually) who had to leave our country in order to find resources and support to make a dream come true.
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really good
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Miguel Nicolelis is Brazilian!! They don't mention this in the story, of course. He did all his studies in Brazil and joined Duke in 2001 as a professor. Just thought you guys should know this. Just another example of a brilliant mind going where the money is to get the most out of his exceptional talent.
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Extraordinary!
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That is great
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Exceptional work by Miguel Nicolelis, hats off to you. Thank you for posting this.

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