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Non-invasive brain stimulation shows promise in treating opioid addiction

Doctors at Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa have successfully used an experimental non-invasive brain stimulation technique to treat an opioid addiction patient. This method aims to address addiction by altering brain activity related to cravings. The Jerusalem Post reported on this initial success, which could offer a new avenue for addiction treatment. AI

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Non-invasive brain stimulation shows promise in treating opioid addiction

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