A headset recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration uses a weak electric current to shock the brain. Some ...

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation is already FDA approved for major depressive disorder. Researchers think it could offer drug-free relief for moms.

The newly approved device aims to treat depression by directly stimulating neural activity.

Vagus nerve stimulation has moved from a clinical curiosity into the consumer wellness mainstream. Five years ago, the o ...

Motif’s study primarily aims to validate the safety of its XCS system over a 12-month period following implantation.

A small headset that delivers weak electrical currents to the brain is being pitched as a new front-line weapon against depression, and a possible way to lean less on Prozac and other SSRIs. The Flow ...

Body-reading sensors are already in headbands, earbuds, and beyond, but now they're being embedded into beanies. Yes, a beanie.

Customizable waveforms in a wearable stimulation device were associated with higher responder rates than standard settings in ...

In another new UAB study, 15 minutes of stimulation before a 45-minute session with a physical therapist made lasting ...

BrainsWay shows strong growth in TMS and new indications, but high costs, psychedelic competition & stretched valuation raise ...

The direct current portfolio enables significant energy and material savings, with up to 80% reduction in peak power ...