This matchstick-sized brain implant could get paralysed patients moving again

November 23, 2017 11:08 AM

SYDNEY (BLOOMBERG) – Imagine if a matchstick-sized brain implant could circumvent damaged spinal cords and help paralysed people become mobile – powered by their own thoughts.

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