Canadian researchers are testing a brain surgery that doesn’t involve a scalpel. It’s aimed at people whose depression has been resistant to treatment. As Allison Vuchnich reports, the promising new procedure has the potential to help people with other illnesses, too.
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Canadian first: Scalpel-free surgery could help people with depression
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