Depression among people diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) has been estimated to be about three times more common than in the general population. No one knows why. It may well be true that…
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A research team led by a three-time recipient of BBRF grants has successfully tested a method of using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive method of brain stimulation, to activate…
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If you want to cure an illness, you try to understand its underlying cause or causes, as a precondition for modifying, reducing, or eliminating them. That, in highly simplified terms, is one of the…
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By studying 129 people who were daily cigarette smokers and addicted to nicotine at the time they suffered brain damage, a team of researchers has identified a brain network that they believe is…
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Depression that doesn’t respond to conventional treatments is a serious problem for all who are affected, and poses unique risks for those over 60. Late-life depression is often complicated by…
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