During sleep paralysis, the experiencer can hallucinate all manner of strange entities in the room with them.
A terrifying phenomenon known to cause paralysis and hallucinations at night is surprisingly common.
In a remarkable breakthrough, a brain training system has restored movement in eight paraplegic patients.
Scientists have been working on a way to help paralysis patients regain some movement in their hands.
A paraplegic has been able to take his first tentative steps thanks to a new brain to computer interface.
The terrifying phenomenon may account for numerous sightings of ghosts, monsters, demons and more.
Darek Fidyka has become the first person to walk again after having his spinal nerves completely severed.
A man who set up a camera to film his sleep paralysis managed to capture something unexpected.
Sleep paralysis can not only prevent you from moving, it can also make you hallucinate as well.