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brain stimulation Brain stimulation is a treatment option that may be considered for depression when psychotherapy, medication, or both have not reduced symptoms enough.

Brain stimulation is a treatment option that may be considered for depression when psychotherapy, medication, or both have not reduced symptoms enough.

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