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Depression patients could benefit from vagus nerve stimulation
Conducted as part of a study titled ‘RECOVER’, the research was based on a sample size of 493 people with depression.
New Delhi: Vagus nerve stimulation may provide lasting relief to people with severe treatment-resistant depression, a study has found.
The researchers used a small implanted device, similar to a pacemaker, to send electrical pulses to the left vagus ... [2423 chars]
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