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He did is nothing short of amazing. >> can't say enough about the bills training staff and the physicians on the field. >> not just saving his life, but the neurologic function, immediate and good and high quality cpr. >> todd: dr. janette nesheiwat joins me now. we have this dummy here, we'll get to in a second. first your medical reaction about damar hamlin condition? >> great news, todd, we know he is neurologically in tact, able to write, respond, move his hands and feet, that is fantastic. i'll bet we will see him come off the ventilator. >> todd: elephant in the room is the dummy in the ...

Has been speaking. a bill's tweet says that as his recovery progresses his neurologic function is intact. he spent the morning talking with teammates and coaches over face time. yesterday bill's quarterback josh allen shared an emotional response to the recent positive developments. >> being on that field -- you lose sleep, you hurt for your brother. a lot of shared grief but to the question before getting updates and positive updates eases so much of that pain and tension. >> harris: time to heal. they need that. the nfl announced the game between the bills and cincinnati bengals will not be ...

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>> the work in the lab has proven that where you put the cells matters and the spinal cord is not just a homogeneous blob. you need to pump the cells in slowly. and you had to be sure that that needle was going to stay fixed with regard to the patient. because things happen in the operating room. >> there was one patient that was transplanted at one of the other centers who experienced a significant deterioration in neurologic function. i think that was a bit of a wakeup call for us that this is not necessarily entirely safe. but we knew that. and we're dealing with a terminal disease. >> ulti...