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I Love Living in the Future: (Un)Deaf Baby Edition

Katherine Mangu-Ward | 6.15.2010 10:07 AM

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Watch as doctors turn on the cochlear implant of an eight month old deaf baby:

That kid couldn't hear. Now he can. Holy moley. 

Via @amandahesser

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