AI-Powered Precision Brain Stimulation Reduces PTSD in Weeks

Researchers tested an AI-guided brain stimulation protocol on military veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. The algorithm analyzed ten-minute EEG recordings to match magnetic pulses to each patient's alpha rhythm. The protocol gives clinicians a non-drug treatment that reduced symptom severity and sleep disruptions over two weeks.

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