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Testimonials
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"Kennedy's neurotrophic
electrode
gives completely paralyzed people
a new way to
communicate."
Discover
Magazine,
on
the Brain Communicator - July 1999
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"Thanks
to a device designed by Kennedy,
an
Atlanta neurologist, [Patient] Ray
can
manipulate a computer cursor with his
thoughts."
U.S.
News & World Report,
on
the Brain Communicator - January
10, 2000
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"A
significant contribution for
individuals with severely
debilitating diseases,
such as
ALS and high-level spinal cord
injury."
National
Institutes of Health,
on
the Muscle Communicator - Aug 2002
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Glossary
EMG
-
abbr. for electromyograph; a way of detecting muscle
movement by measuring the electrical activity in the muscles as
emitted in the neuromuscular junction
NIH -
"Founded in 1887, the
National Institutes of Health today is one of the world's foremost
medical research centers, and the Federal focal point for medical
research in the US." Comprised of 27
separate institutes and centers. [excerpted from
www.nih.gov]
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