Wheelchair veteran pioneering exoskeleton aid in lives
Enrique Chavez, a Bronze Star recipient and paraplegic ex-police officer from Anaheim, champions spinal cord injury inclusion. He was the first in the U.S. to own a personal exoskeleton, serves on the American Technion Society board to fund the tech, and supports Marsoc Foundation, Paralyzed Veterans of America Research Foundation, and Renovating Hope as they restore homes for injured heroes. He emphasizes daily work toward lasting impact and honors those who sacrificed.
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No NRA Ts The bladder device aims for noninvasive control
A researcher describes a monthly replacement bladder sensor that streams pressure data to a smartphone. The device would be user removable, with FDA human trials planned after prototype lab work. Experts note potential infection risks and delivery challenges, while supporters call it a life changer.
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