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Date   Headline   Source
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 2005 On the Need for New Criteria of Diagnosis of Psychosis in the Light of Mind Invasive Technology Carole Smith
Excellent reading for professionals, particular inthe mental health fields.
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 10/20/2000 Nucleus 24 Auditory Brainstem Implant System Cochlear Corporation
How does it work? The system consists of a receiver/stimulator, a pocket sized speech processor worn on the body, and the microphone/headset. During surgery, the receiver/stimulator is implanted behind the ear. A wire leads from the receiver/stimulator to a series of electrodes that are implanted into the brainstem. The speech processor and microphone/headset pick up sound and change it into electrical impulses that are sent to the implanted receiver/stimulator. The impulses travel down the wire to the electrodes, which electrically stimulate the area of the brain that normally receives the electrical signal from the ear
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 11/27/2001 Implant Benefits Parkinson's Patients BBC
The study found that patients were able to complete a walking test 13% faster when the stimulator was on. They were also able to complete a finger-tapping test, which examines the slowness in movement associated with Parkinson's, 23% faster.
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) President's 'New Freedom' Commission on Mental Health White House
Text of the Executive Order establishing the ploicy to test all children and possibly their parents for "mental" issues, and then require "enforced" treatment.
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 4/1/2005 The Mind-Altering Computer PC Magazine
While some people dispute the efficacy of entrainment, subliminal messages, and similar techniques, others swear by them. Try some of the downloads and make up—if not improve—your own mind. Everybody knows that computers can drive you crazy, but what can they do to improve your mental state—or even change the way your brain functions? In our stress-filled world, it's good to learn how to get a grip, or at least mellow out. There are many solutions, spanning a variety of technologies.
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 4/15/2003 Medtronic ActivaŽ Dystonia Therapy Meditronic Corp.
A totally implanted brain stimulator to treat long-term primary dystonia (disordered muscle tone) that is not responsive to drug therapy.
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 4/27/2004 PRECISION™ Spinal Cord Stimulator Advanced Bionics Corp.
The PRECISION™ Spinal Cord Stimulator (SCS) System is a neurostimulation device that transmits electrical signals to the spinal cord to decrease chronic pain in the body, arms and legs.
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 5/16/2005 Mental Health Screening in Schools Signals the End of Parental Rights Sierra Times
The fact is that our president has mandated that every American child, age 3 through 18, is federally ordered to be evaluated for mental health issues and to receive “enforced” treatment. Welcome to President Bush’s New Freedom Initiative and New Freedom Commission on Mental Health. Welcome to life-long profiling and drug addictions, New Freedom-style.
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 7/14/2005 Scientists Predict Brave New World of Brain Pills Guardian, UK
But a new report by leading scientists in the fields of psychology and neuroscience argues that, very soon, there really will be a pill for every ill.  "In a world that is increasingly non-stop and competitive, the individual's use of such substances may move from the fringe to the norm."
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 7/15/2005 Battle Brews Over Antidepressant Use Fox News
Joanna Moncrieff, who is a senior lecturer in psychiatry at University College London, argues that the clinical evidence does not justify the use of antidepressants -- particularly selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) -- as the treatment of choice for moderate to severe depression.
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 7/18/2005 FDA Approves Implanted Device for Depression Fox News
The device, called the Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) System, was approved for adult patients with long-term or recurrent major depression that has not responded adequately to four or more antidepressant treatments. VNS consists of a stopwatch-sized device that's surgically implanted in the upper chest. The electrical stimulation is thought to alter the chemical transmitters that carry messages between nerve cells involved in regulating mood.
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) 9/11/2005 Electrical Fields Can Make You Sick Times UK
A GOVERNMENT agency has acknowledged for the first time that people can suffer nausea, headaches and muscle pains when exposed to electromagnetic fields from mobile phones, electricity pylons and computer screens. The condition known as electrosensitivity, a heightened reaction to electrical energy, will be recognised as a physical impairment.
littlebluedot.gif (881 bytes) A Pilot Investigation of Auditory & Visual Entrainment of Brain Wave Activity in Learning Disabled Boys Neuro Medics Technology
by John L. Carter & Harold L. Russell. "Results suggest significant improvement after this training"
       

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