Scientists have started making progress in fixing paralysis. A French team cut into a macaque monkey and paralyzed its right leg. The team put a recording device under the monkey’s skull and then put a pad of flexible electrodes around its spinal cord. A wireless connection was between the two devices. What happened then was the monkey’s intention to move gave a response of electrical stimulation to the spine. Soon enough the monkey began to move his previously paralyzed leg. With this new breakthrough, it will help progress us in reversing paralysis in humans. 
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