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Magnetic stimulation found to ease combat PTSD symptoms
Original: Science & Medicine: UT Health San Antonio study finds magnetic stimulation significantly reduces combat PTSD symptoms
Researchers at UT Health San Antonio report that magnetic stimulation, a non-invasive brain therapy, significantly reduces symptoms of combat-related PTSD. The findings suggest a promising new treatment option for veterans who have not responded to conventional therapies such as medication or counseling. The study is drawing attention in the medical community and among veterans' advocates, who note the urgent need for effective PTSD treatments.
Why now: The study offers new hope for treating combat PTSD, an issue of deep concern to veterans and their families.
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- Science & Medicine: UT Health San Antonio study finds magnetic stimulation significantly reduces combat PTSD symptoms · Texas Public Radio | TPR
- Science & Medicine: UT Health San Antonio study finds magnetic stimulation significantly reduces combat PTSD symptoms · Texas Public Radio | TPR
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