The First ALS Patient to Use a Brain Implant at Home | STEIN Fireside Podcast @MayoClinic

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Dr. Nick Ramsey describes how one of the world's first fully implanted brain-computer interface users regained independence at home. From playing Pong to calling caregivers and controlling communication software, this is what patient-centered neurotechnology looks like.

Catch the full conversation: STEIN Fireside Podcast: Nick Ramsey on Brain-Computer Interfaces, ALS, and Restoring Communication, S1-Ep14

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