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Electrical currents to try and noninvasively modulate or stimulate the brain. in this experiment they were using different types of currents. one in the front of the brain, in the prefrontal area and another in the back trying to stimulate and synchronize the waves in those particular parts of the brain with the hopes that it would improve memory. let me show you what the people went through. essentially they wore a skull cap. they did this for 20 minutes four days in a row. while they were actually having this current applied, they were given words to remember. that was the memory recall. the...

Alternating current in this case to basically try and change let me tell you quickly, what they did, they were basically targeting an area near the front of the brain here, which they believe is responsible for longer term memories and something further back they believe was responsible for shorter term memories. we have a video of exactly what people went through. they basically put on this skull cap i think you just saw some of that video. you don't feel much. they feel heat, a little bit of pressure but basically, that electrical current is then delivered in those areas i just described in ...

The child, who was set to play in the Little League World Series, was placed in a medically induced coma on August 14.

The child, who was set to play in the Little League World Series, was placed in a medically induced coma on August 14.

The child, who was set to play in the Little League World Series, was placed in a medically induced coma on August 14.