Zapping bad thoughts: scientists test personalized brain stimulation for depression
NCT ID NCT05437705
Summary
This study aims to see if a personalized form of magnetic brain stimulation can reduce persistent negative thoughts and emotions in people with depression or anxiety. Researchers will first map each participant's unique brain patterns linked to negative feelings using an MRI scan. They will then test different stimulation frequencies to find the best one for each person and see if it helps improve their symptoms over several treatment sessions.
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