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Direct current stimulation of the brain over Wernicke s area can help people learn new words

 E-Mail IMAGE: The greatest strength of current stimulation of the brain over Wernicke s area (on the right) view more  Credit: SPbU Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is a non-invasive method of brain stimulation, in which electrodes are applied over certain places on the scalp, creating a weak electric field. It is currently used for a variety of purposes: from treating depression and pain syndromes to better acquisition of new words and even sports techniques. During stimulation, the active electrode can transmit a positive or negative electrical charge. In the former case, this stimulation is called anodal ; in the latter one, it is called cathodal . Researchers believe that anodal tDCS generally leads to depolarisation of neurons, which increases the likelihood of their excitation when new information arrives. Cathodal tDCS, on the contrary, suppresses the excitability of neurons, which negatively affects neural functions. However, the work of St Pet

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