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Light-based cochlear implants trigger more distinct nerve signals than electrical stimulation in gerbil study
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| Medical Xpress | Light-based cochlear implants trigger more distinct nerve signals than electrical stimulation in gerbil study |
Today's cochlear implants use electrical impulses to stimulate the auditory nerve. This enables many people who are deaf or have severe hearing loss to understand speech. The electrical current spread |
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