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Old 02-06-2007, 10:19 PM #1
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Default Hi and Brain Stimulation Therapy
Hi Everyone,

In my family, we're dealing with Alzheimer's, Asperger's, ADD and tinnitis. Let me know when you find the cures! Seriously, though... I recently heard on National Public Radio a story about brain stimulation for depression and possibly for other neurological conditions. It sounded as if the treatment is currently available only in Canada. Does anyone know any more about this or has had experience with it?

Thanks!
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