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Tag Archives: Dancing With the Stars
Resumen Semanal de las Noticias sobre la Discapacidad: Lunes, 14 de Abril – Viernes, 18 de Abril
Interés Humano: La gracia biónica de Amy Purdy en “Dancing with the Stars” (The Washington Post) Un bailarín que es un doble amputado usa sus prótesis para conseguir a traves de cuatro semanas de competición en la competición “Dancing with … Continue reading
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Disability News Weekly Roundup – Monday, April 14 – Friday, April 18
Human Interest: Amy Purdy’s bionic grace on ‘Dancing With the Stars’ (The Washington Post) A dancer who is a double amputee wears her prosthetic limbs to get through four weeks of competition on ABC television’s Dancing With the Stars. The … Continue reading
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Tagged adapted tableware, adapted utensil, Advanced Cell Technology, Alzheimer's Disease, autism, brain-machine interface, children with traumatic brain injury, Dancing With the Stars, dementia, double amputee, elderly, electronic tastebud stimulator, exoskeleton, frontal lobe brain injury, funding, legislation, lower limb amputation, macular degeneration, memory recorder, mind-controlled exoskeleton, prosthesis, prosthetic leg, prosthetic limbs, prosthetic liner, retinal pigment epithelium cell therapy, robotic bed, robotic wheelchair/bed, seniors, social skills, socket interface for amputees, stem cell treatment for blindness, traumatic brain injury
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