A zap of electricity to the brain could help stroke patients walk, talk or simply dress themselves without help, Oxford University research suggests.

一份牛津大学的研究猜测：“对大脑的一丝快速的电击，可以帮助中风患者走路、说话、或是在没有帮助下穿好简单的衣物。”

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Professor Irene Tracey of Oxford University, who led the research, said: "Doctors shouldn't underestimate the significant influence that patients' negative expectations can have on outcome."

领导该研究的牛津大学教授艾琳称：“病人的负面预期会产生某种药理结果，大夫们不应忽视这种影响。”

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The research was funded by Cancer Research UK, the University of Oxford, the Camilla Samuel Fund, and the MD Anderson Cancer Center.

这项研究得到了英国癌症研究中心（Cancer Research UK）、牛津大学、卡米拉基金会（Camilla Samuel Fund）和MD安德森癌症中心资助。

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This features in depth research by The Social Disadvantage Research Centre (SDRC) at the Department of Social Policy and Social Research at the University of Oxford.

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It's a question that I hear frequently and I guess will hear even more often after the latest research from scientists at the University of Oxford.

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An inaugural symposium was organized in 2010 by the Born Free Foundation and the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU) of the University of Oxford and to date there have been three further international meetings in the UK, China, and Australia.

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