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Media dis&dat: University of Delaware receives $2.5 million grant to study the use of functional electrical stimulation (FES) to improve fitness and strength in children with CP
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A leading health concern in the U.S., lack of activity is particularly critical for individuals with CP. http://fb.me/xOCos3Bv
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