Brain Stimulation in Children Spurs Hope—and Concern (Scientific American):
“The idea of using magnets or electric currents to treat psychiatric or learning disorders — or just to enhance cognition — has generated a flurry of excitement over the past ten years. The technique is thought to work by activating neural circuits or by making it easier for neurons to fire. The research is still in its infancy, but at least 10,000 adults have undergone [Read more…] about Non-invasive brain stimulation in children creates opportunities and risks