Magnetic brain stimulation safety and brain imaging study
This study tests how a non-invasive magnetic stimulation technique affects the brain in healthy volunteers. It involves MRI scans and aims to understand brain function without surgery.
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Who can take part
- Ages 18 to 60
- In good overall health
- Right-handed
- No metal implants or devices in the body (like pacemakers or clips)
- No history of seizures, stroke, or head injury with loss of consciousness
- No current or past psychiatric or substance use disorders
- Not pregnant and willing to use birth control if sexually active
Quick eligibility check
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