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Groundbreaking real-world evidence brings new momentum to the future of trauma care By Jess Wight | July 09, 2026 My anxiety is going down, my depression is going down, I feel everything coming down and being more alive for a change. You know, just feeling like you can take a deep breath. That’s one of the greatest takeaways that I’ve felt since [starting dTMS] is just I see myself being able to live my life for the first time alone. Christopher, an army veteran who received

New research combining Traditional Chinese Medicine with cutting-edge deep transcranial stimulation unlocks a powerful new synergy By Jess Wight | June 30, 2026 “People need to change their attitudes about brain aging… It's not just a downhill course." Dr. Fotuhi, a professor at Johns Hopkins and a dementia expert discussing public opinions on cognitive decline As we age, it is normal to experience a natural decline in cognition. Many adults slowly notice that they can’t ke

The Neuroscience Behind Why the Type of Break Your Teenager Takes During Finals Matters More Than You Think By Jess Wight | June 24, 2026 “Exercise is one of the most effective ways to improve brain health.” Neuroscientist Jennifer Heisz at McMaster University in Hamilton, Canada, discussing the role of exercise in supporting learning and brain health. We often think that any downtime is good downtime. When a teenager is overwhelmed with homework, exam stress, and pressure to