Andrew Meas

participant in spinal cord study

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Participant in the University of Louisville spinal cord study who was paralyzed in a motorcycle accident

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New research from UCLA and the University of Louisville in Kentucky helped four paralyzed men do things they thought they'd never do again: stand up and move their legs.

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New research from UCLA and the University of Louisville in Kentucky helped four paralyzed men do things they thought they'd never do again: stand up and move their legs.

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