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Low-intensity transcranial current stimulation in psychiatry
Noah S. Philip
, Brent G. Nelson
, Flavio Frohlich
,
Kelvin O. Lim
,
Alik S. Widge
, Linda L. Carpenter
Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
Cancer Prevention and Control
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Transcranial
100%
Psychiatry
100%
Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation (tACS)
100%
Low Intensity
100%
Electrical Current Stimulation
100%
Stimulation Mechanism
44%
Transcranial Direct-current Stimulation (tDCS)
22%
Major Depressive Disorder
22%
Clinical Trials
11%
Mental Health Care
11%
Psychiatric Disorders
11%
Schizophrenia
11%
Randomized Controlled Trial
11%
Clinical Practice
11%
Mechanism of Action
11%
Clinical Trial Data
11%
Substance Use Disorder
11%
Therapeutic Area
11%
Neurostimulation
11%
Regulatory Approval
11%
Physical Risk
11%
Direct-to-consumer
11%
Medical Illness
11%
Electrical Current
11%
Rapid Growth
11%
Consumer Devices
11%
Cognitive Disorders
11%
Unexpected Findings
11%
Do-it-yourself
11%
Regulatory History
11%
Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation
11%
Treatment Modalities
11%
Psychological Risk
11%
Fast-growing
11%
Evidence-based Support
11%
Support Application
11%
Neuroscience
Major Depressive Disorder
100%
Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation
100%
Psychiatry
100%
Randomized Controlled Trial
50%
Physical Dependence
50%
Mental Disorder
50%
Cognitive Disorders
50%
Neurostimulation
50%
Familiarity
50%
Electrotherapy
50%
Schizophrenia
50%