Re: deep brain stimulation in N.Y.Times

Posted by honeybee on April 4, 2006, at 8:56:57

In reply to Re: deep brain stimulation in N.Y.Times » pseudoname, posted by Maxime on April 3, 2006, at 10:52:05

Really, a new theory of depression is so long overdue, what with the scattershot way that antidepressants *work* (for about half the people who take them). I had a long, healthy run on Effexor before I decided to go off of it, and while I muddle on to the next treatment, I'm trying to find something whose actions are more precise.
Does anyone know anything more about Area 25 and what treating its dysfunction entails? I'm not quite ready to hop on the nearest plane to Toronto to sign up for the study (though you'd better believe I thought about it!), but I'd like to keep tabs on it and see if any babblers have done it and how it's worked.
hb

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