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In a Harvard-led study with researchers including Dr. Alexander Bystritsky, repetitive TMS combined with existing antidepressant medication reduced depressive symptoms more than the other treatment plans compared. The findings highlight rTMS as a promising option for people with treatment-resistant depression who have exhausted traditional therapies.
Learn about Deep TMS treatment for major depressive disorder, including the study’s main findings, the problem it addresses, and the solution it offers.
TMS has been found to be an effective long-term treatment for many people with treatment-resistant depression, with a low relapse rate, especially when followed by continued treatment protocols.
A recent study looks at TMS for veterans with treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, and suicide risk. Depressive and PTSD symptoms and suicidal thoughts fell significantly, with improvements sustained up to six months after treatment.
Our team is happy to walk you through what the studies mean for you.