Tag: neuromodulation therapy
Phase one winners announced in US$9.8 million Neuromod Prize competition
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Common Fund has named eight winners of the first phase of the Neuromod Prize—a US$9.8 million competition to accelerate...
Abbott introduces Canada’s first remote neuromodulation patient-care technology
Abbott recently announced the Health Canada licensing of NeuroSphere virtual clinic, a remote programming technology that the company claims is the first of its kind...
PathMaker initiates US multicentre trial evaluating non-invasive post-stroke spasticity treatment
PathMaker Neurosystems has announced initiation of its US multicentre clinical trial to evaluate MyoRegulator for the non-invasive treatment of post-stroke upper-limb spasticity. The trial is...
AI, cost reductions and more represent bright future for neuromodulation industry
On technological and commercial fronts alike, the neuromodulation space is one of the more rapidly evolving subsectors within the medical industry—and has undergone a...
Researchers pave way for adaptive DBS treatment after identifying OCD-associated brain...
In an effort to improve treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), a team of researchers has—for the first time, according to a Brown University (Providence,...
Salim Hayek
Salim Hayek is chief of the Division of Pain Medicine at University Hospitals of Cleveland and a professor in Case Western Reserve University’s Department...
NIH launches first phase of US$9.8 million competition to accelerate development...
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has launched the first phase of the Neuromod Prize—a US$9.8 million competition to accelerate the development of neuromodulation therapies....
NANS 2022: Telehealth to play key role in improving patient access...
COVID-19 may have held a defining role in the “rebirth” of telehealth and remote care models in the USA, but their utility in improving...
Novel neuromodulation technique could be “gamechanger” in treatment-resistant depression
Stanford accelerated intelligent neuromodulation therapy (SAINT)—a novel, high-dose intermittent theta-burst stimulation (iTBS)—was found to be safe and more effective than sham stimulation in a...
