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Vancouver ’RoboCop’ Is 1st Canadian ALS Patient to Receive Elon Musk’s Neuralink Brain Implant
The implant lets Lee Marten control a computer cursor with his thoughts in a trial aimed at helping people with ALS and spinal injuries.
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Vancouver Police sergeant becomes first Canadian ALS patient to receive Neuralink brain implant
A Vancouver police sergeant has become the first Canadian ALS patient to receive the Neuralink brain implant, as well as the first to undergo a new neurosurgery technique to insert the device. The news: On May 20, police sergeant Lee Marten underwent an experimental surgery at the University Health Network’s Toronto Western Hospital, becoming the first Canadian ALS patient to receive a Neuralink brain implant, according to a post by the Vancouv…
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