Zapping the brain to fix voice problems
NCT ID NCT06830174
Summary
This Yale University study is testing whether gentle electrical brain stimulation can help people with laryngeal dystonia, a condition that causes involuntary voice spasms. Ten participants will receive the non-invasive stimulation while watching videos or speaking. Researchers will measure changes in voice quality to see if this approach could become a new treatment option.
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Yale University
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