Tremor-suppression technology to help people with Parkinson’s
Adriana Etchart2018-10-23T16:21:26+00:00Developing tremor-suppression technology to help people with Parkinson’s
By BoNhia Lee | Photos by Cary Edmondson
Mechanical engineering professor Dr. The “Leo” Nguyen crouches down toward the floor of his testing facility trying to get a good look at the trembling hand of Winston Field, a 78-year-old man with Parkinson’s who is part of […]
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