CLEAN : Doctors who helped paralysed man walk seek new patients

The transcript discusses the opinion of an expert on spontaneous recovery, suggesting a high chance of improvement due to an operation. It highlights the hope for future adoption of the findings, despite public misconceptions about immediate cures. The speaker debates the choice between secrecy and transparency, given the skepticism of world experts about funding incurable conditions. Recent findings offer hope for government support, potentially leading to breakthroughs.

What is the expert's opinion on the new operation?

• It is unlikely to succeed.

• There is a 99% chance of improvement due to the operation.

• It will definitely cure all patients.

• It has a 50% chance of success.

What is the expected timeline for the operation to become widely available?

• Immediately

• In ten years

• In one year

• In three to five years

What challenge does the speaker mention regarding public perception?

• People think they will be cured immediately.

• People are not interested in the operation.

• People believe the operation is too expensive.

• People think the operation is unnecessary.

What dilemma does the speaker face regarding the continuation of research?

• Whether to continue in secrecy or share findings

• Whether to increase the research budget

• Whether to stop the research entirely

• Whether to change the research team

What does the speaker hope will result from recent findings?

• Government support and funding

• Increased public skepticism

• A decrease in research interest

• Immediate cure for all patients