“Does it still work?” “Do you feel anything?” Wheelchair users shatter common misperceptions about how (and if) they get intimate. Watch Push, streaming free on CBC Gem 📺: lnk.bio/cbcdocs Push_CBC | CBC Docs

COMING UP TOMORROW The FDA and VA have approved the life-changing devices, but many paraplegics who could benefit from robotic exoskeletons – devices that enable them to stand and walk – are finding huge hurdles to actually access them. https://cbsn.ws/2vIrfGf | CBS Sunday Morning

At Zhujiang Hospital of Southern Medical University in Guangdong Province, cutting-edge brain-computer interface (BCI) technology is offering new hope to paralyzed patients. Paraplegic patients can now regain mobility by simply imagining movement—their thoughts control robotic exoskeletons, enabling steps to be taken. In the hospital's specialized BCI ward, even implanted devices can be adjusted to optimize function. One Parkinson's patient was able to walk several laps, a powerful step forward

Sex and Intimacy as a disabled person. | Brian Muchiri Waihenya