Magnetic Brain Stimulation

Researchers have now found a novel way which could help monitor food cravings. According to them, stimulating the brain with magnetic energy can help reduce food cravings in obese people, which would eventually aid in weight loss.

While you may have thought that women who binge drink are more susceptible to health hazards or that it affect everyone equally, it turns out that men may be the target.

With a technique that uses magnets to stimulate the brain, it is possible to bring back short-term "forgotten" memories stored in the brain, new research has found.

Washington: Scientists have found that stimulating the brain with magnets can bring back forgotten memories, an advance that may help people suffering from schizophrenia or depression. “A lot of mental illness is associated with the inability to choose what to think about,” said Brad Postle, a professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison ...

Repetitive magnetic stimulation of the brain (rTMS) improves patient movement on the side of the body affected by the stroke.

A new therapy that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain helps stroke patients recover motor function.

Researchers have now found a novel way which could help monitor food cravings. According to them, stimulating the brain with magnetic energy can help reduce food cravings in obese people, which would eventually aid in weight loss.

While you may have thought that women who binge drink are more susceptible to health hazards or that it affect everyone equally, it turns out that men may be the target.

With a technique that uses magnets to stimulate the brain, it is possible to bring back short-term "forgotten" memories stored in the brain, new research has found.

Washington: Scientists have found that stimulating the brain with magnets can bring back forgotten memories, an advance that may help people suffering from schizophrenia or depression. “A lot of mental illness is associated with the inability to choose what to think about,” said Brad Postle, a professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison ...

Repetitive magnetic stimulation of the brain (rTMS) improves patient movement on the side of the body affected by the stroke.

A new therapy that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain helps stroke patients recover motor function.