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Jorge Antonio Rocha / Latin America Reports

UNCOVERED: Mexican entrepreneurs are developing a nerve machine interface for amputees | History Defined

Representational image (Credit: AFP)

Close to 800,000 people are living with amputated limbs in Mexico, according to government figures, with some non-profits estimating that number is actually as high as 3 million.

Many amputations are the result of diabetes, with Mexico having one of the highest rates of the disease in the world as well as domestic and work related accidents.

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