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From the Dec 13, 2004 edition

Providence team seeks high-tech solutions for amputee vets

PROVIDENCE – A Providence-based research team has launched $7.2-million project financed by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs to develop better ways to restore arm and leg function to amputees, including many returning from the war in Iraq. More »

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