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For your information, you can find below the description of the video Electrodes help an ALS patient speak again published by the Youtube channel Bloomberg Television:
An ALS patient can speak clearly again thanks to 256 electrodes implanted in his brain.
Sarah McBride interviewed him for this story https://trib.al/YIk7Dn5