The paradox that thrombosis can be simultaneously dangerous and necessary has proven difficult and a conundrum to convey to an audience of biotechnology investors.
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Brain-Machine Interfaces allow neural control of prosthetics. An implant in the posterior parietal cortex decodes brain signals to control a robotic limb. Sensors in the robot hand are then sent back to the somatosensory cortex, allowing sensory feedback to improve dexterity 🦾
