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Cathy Hutchinson of East Taunton, Mass., was able to control a free-standing robotic arm to hold a drink for her to sip. She and another person, both ...
Mastering mind control
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Health Briefs
- The Upper San Juan Health Service District has received a three-year, $1.7 million Health Care Innovation award from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
- The award, made possible by the Affordable Care Act, will be used to create a tele-health emergency response and care program designed to improve cardiac and stroke care at Pagosa Springs Medical Center.
- The new program will train about 25 paramedics and tele-health clinicians.
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