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How A New Brain Stimulation Technique Could Boost Memory Without Surgery

We spoke to one of the scientists behind this cutting-edge research.

United kingdomCity ofInes violanteNir grossmanUniversity of surreyImperial college londonImperial collegeUnited kingdom dementia research instituteUnited kingdom dementia researchSenior lecturerPsychological neuroscience

Electrical Brain Stimulation Could Be a Radical New Dementia Therapy

Memory loss caused by Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia may soon be treatable drug-free with non-surgical electrical stimulation of the brain, new research suggests.

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Deep brain stimulation could improve memory loss in Alzheimer s disease

Deep brain stimulation could improve memory loss in Alzheimer s disease
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New non-invasive form of deep brain stimulation could provide alternative treatment for brain diseases

New non-invasive form of deep brain stimulation could provide alternative treatment for brain diseases Scientists developed a technology called temporal interference that allows for the first time the stimulation of deep brain structures without brain surgery. This study validates the technology in humans,.

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This Brain Simulation Offers Potential Dementia Treatment Without Surgery

A novel form of deep brain stimulation offers a potential non-surgical avenue for treating dementia.

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