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(Psych Central News) The extraordinary results of a recent pilot study for individuals with treatment-resistant depression are being met with cautious optimism by experts. In the study, six out of seven patients experienced quick and dramatic improvement after receiving deep brain stimulation (DBS). Major depression is a severe medical condition that affects one’s feelings, thoughts, behavior, mood and [...]

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