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Old 01-07-2012, 11:53 PM #1
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I have been anxiously awaiting this resource and I am so happy that it is finally here! Please see the following website for what I believe is the only private tDCS treatment clinic in the U.S. www.transcranialbrainstimulation.com. It is operated by Dr. Jim Fugedy who is arguably the best tDCS resource in the country. While two research institutions offer tDCS treatments, they are still basically research oriented, which I believe limits their ability to apply the treatment to many forms of chronic pain.
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I tried that link but it didn't work for me...sent me to nothing. I was so curious though that I did a search on the internet and came up with this one:

http://www.transcranialbrainstimulat...nt-stimulation
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Thanks so much for telling us about this...the clinic's website is extremely informative. I will be printing out some of the information to bring to my next doctor's appointment. I think she will be very interested in reading about this and this is something that I am definitely interested in looking into further.
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OOPS! Correction done!

Keep checking the website as Dr. Fugedy is adding new information frequently.
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