Which technology refers to devices that interface with the brain to treat neurological disorders and restore functions?

• A. Neural Implants
• B. Digital Twins
• C. Electronic Health Records
• D. HIPAA

Answer: (A)

Neural implants are devices placed into or on brain tissue to monitor activity or provide targeted electrical stimulation, directly interfacing with neural circuits to treat neurological disorders and restore function. This direct brain–device interaction can modulate abnormal activity in conditions like Parkinson’s disease or epilepsy and can enable control of prosthetics or reactivation of neural pathways to recover lost abilities. The other terms describe non-device concepts: digital twins are virtual replicas used for simulation, electronic health records are digital patient information systems, and HIPAA is a privacy and security regulation governing health data.