Amputees Experience What it's Like to Feel Again

February 23, 2018

I've got a feeling

An innovative study underway at UT Southwestern Medical Center aims to return the sense of touch to those who’ve lost it. Researchers are using sensory feedback technology to create a prosthetic hand that can feel.

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