US EditionHow bioengineering tools could help treat severe depressive disorders
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How bioengineering tools could help treat severe depressive disorders
SPONSORED For the millions of patients suffering from treatment-resistant depression, new bioengineering research is pointing the way to personalised breakthroughs.Magnetoencephalography (MEG) measures the magnetic fields generated by the brain’s electrical activity. It provides detailed information about the timing and location of brain activity with high temporal resolutio…
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