Reframe Daily: Stroke rehab gear that “talks” to the brain, plus a near-painless glucose microneedle sensor
New studies today tested a brain-to-robot exoskeleton to help stroke arms move again, a tiny graphene microneedle sensor for glucose tracking, a rhubarb-based way to restart gut motion in pancreatitis, antibody-carrying exosomes for bowel disease, and “armored” probiotics that survive stomach acid to fight colitis.
