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A startup has put electrodes in a patient’s skull to treat depression

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A startup has put electrodes in a patient’s skull to treat depression

Inner Cosmos is one of a growing number of companies working on medical devices that use implanted electrodes to interact with the human brain

Study lead author and Boston University PhD student Shrey Grover (right) administers electrical stimulation to study participant Jim Soter. Photo: Collected

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Brain-zapping cap improves short-term memory loss in older adults: Study

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Scientists discover brain region that responds to clitoris

Computer image of a betacoronavirus which is the type of virus linked to Covid-19

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New study suggests a direct impact of Covid on the brain

Pager, a nine-year-old macaque monkey, plays video game via Neuralink brain implant, in this still from video. Neuralink/Handout via REUTERS

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Elon Musk's Neuralink shows monkey with brain-chip playing videogame by thinking

Patients with neurological issues more likely to die from Covid-19: Study

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Patients with neurological issues more likely to die from Covid-19: Study

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New means of neuronal communication discovered in human brain

Could it be possible that dopamine didn't affect liking - it was all about wanting?

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The science of addiction: Do you always like the things you want?

A patient suffering from the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) lis treated at the CHU de Liege hospital, in Liege, Belgium October 27, 2020. Photo :Reuters

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Covid's cognitive costs? Some patients' brains may age 10 years

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Coronavirus capable of invading brain: study

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Key neuron for sleep regulation identified

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Brain gets bigger if you're anxious and depressed: Study

How exercise boost memory and thinking ability

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How exercise boost memory and thinking ability