American scientists have identified a biomarker in the brain that can indicate spiking in symptoms of treatment-resistant depression. A device implanted in the brain of a single patient monitored for this activity and sent targeted electrical pulses when necessary. This led to successful treatment for clinical depression. These early findings were explained by SandhyaRamesh, ThePrint.
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