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A large-scale online survey of patients and the general public: Preferring safe and noninvasive neuromodulation for mental health

2024-01-11

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While neurotechnology provides opportunities for novel mental health interventions, preferences of patients and the general public, and the reasons for their choices are still unclear. Here, we conducted a large-scale online survey with 784 participants, half of them suffering from psychiatric and/or neurological conditions. We asked about techniques ranging from invasive (pharmaceutical drugs and brain implants)...

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967d0e82-d907-5497-9290-d06419266ebc
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10.1101/2024.01.10.24301043
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