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Taking Control: Depression sufferers try changing their brain waves

By Joanne Dandres
Special to the Tribune
Published July 29, 2001

It may seem like something out of science fiction, but some people have found relief from clinical depression by modifying their own brain waves.

Simple Test May Spot Alzheimer's New Use Of Existing Inexpensive EEG May Predict Devastating Disease

Oct. 5, 2005 | by Lloyd de Vries

(WebMD) An inexpensive, painless brain test may be able to predict who will develop Alzheimer's disease when the first signs of memory loss begin to emerge. Alzheimer's disease affects millions of people worldwide, but researchers say there has been no easy way to identify the devastating disease at its earliest stages — a time when early treatments may help delay or prevent further memory loss and dementia.