Brain's Pacemaker It Stops Depressive Activity!
This is about two years ago. I was on my way home from the office... during this I kept crying all the way. There were thoughts that I should kill myself by dropping the car in a ditch or swamp. Somehow I reached home. Friends took me to the doctor. As soon as I explained my problem, the doctor immediately advised me to shift to my parents. After all, I had to quit my job to go to him..." This is the story of 38-year-old Sarah from Northern California. who had been battling depression for a long time. However, after August last year, his life changed. Now they do not think of suicide. Depression has also reduced significantly. She has started taking classes in data analysis. The perspective of looking at the world has changed. A 'brain pacemaker' as big as a matchbox is all made possible because of a device (Neuropace RNS System) implanted in Sarah's brain. This device, as big as a matchbox, is being called a 'brain...