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Noninvasive nerve stimulation may improve hand function in MS
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Noninvasive nerve stimulation may improve hand function in MS
Scientists at the University of Colorado are testing an experimental approach for multiple sclerosis (MS) that uses electrical stimulation of the vagus nerve to potentially boost the brain’s ability to rewire itself and make rehabilitation more effective. The trial (NCT06641271) is enrolling by invitation at the Clinical Translational Research Center at CU Anschutz in Aurora, […]
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