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Emerging from the University of Exeter, augmented depression therapy (ADepT) proposes a novel approach in depression treatment, potentially surpassing the current gold standard, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), in both efficacy and cost-efficiency. This ground-breaking therapy, focusing on both symptom reduction and well-being enhancement, offers promising implications for the future of mental health care.

As tDCS devices gain popularity for at-home use, physicians must navigate the complex terrain of this emerging trend, balancing the devices’ potential benefits with the stark reality of unverified efficacy and potential side effects.

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