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• 6NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (6)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation to Improve Movement After Stroke

  A new non-invasive technique called kilohertz Transcranial Magnetic Perturbation (kTMP) is being tested to improve arm movement in people who have chronic stroke.

  NIH research Magnetic Tides, INC. · El Cerrito, United States · NIH-11397366

• Non-invasive brain stimulation to help anhedonia in depression

  A new non-invasive brain stimulation method (kTMP) is being tested to help people with major depressive disorder who feel a lack of pleasure.

  NIH research Magnetic Tides, INC. · El Cerrito, United States · NIH-11395657

• Using magnetic fields to enhance brain function.

  This study is exploring a new way to use gentle magnetic fields to help improve brain function in people with neurological disorders, and we're looking for participants to see how safe and effective this method is compared to the usual treatments.

  NIH research Magnetic Tides, INC. · El Cerrito, United States · NIH-11182116

• Using magnetic fields to enhance brain function and motor skills.

  This study is testing a new method using magnetic fields to help improve movement skills, starting with healthy people to see if it's safe and effective before looking at how it affects motor performance.

  NIH research Magnetic Tides, INC. · El Cerrito, United States · NIH-11090181

• Using magnetic fields to improve brain function and language skills.

  This study is exploring a new method using magnetic fields to help improve movement and language skills, especially for people with receptive aphasia, starting with healthy volunteers to ensure it's safe and effective before helping those with language challenges.

  NIH research Magnetic Tides, INC. · El Cerrito, United States · NIH-11084210

• Using magnetic fields to enhance brain function and plasticity.

  This study is exploring a new way to use gentle magnetic fields to help improve brain function in people with neurological disorders, and it aims to see how safe and effective this method is for boosting brain activity and cognitive skills.

  NIH research Magnetic Tides, INC. · El Cerrito, United States · NIH-10912721

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