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  • Soul Sides Volume One • Zealous Records • www.soul-sides.com
    Soul Sides Volume One • Zealous Records • www.soul-sides.com LA Weekly, CA - May 10, 2006 We’re not in a world where music has become simply background noise yet. I doubt we ever will, even once the
  • Cyborg City: Or How We Came To Live With The Chip
    Cyborg City: Or How We Came To Live With The Chip Springdale Morning News, AR - May 21, 2006 In July, the Food and Drug Administration approved the implant to treat refractory depression. It is like
  • Brain Surgery Under Study As Depression Treatment
    Brain Surgery Under Study As Depression Treatment WBAL Channel.com, MD - May 23, 2006 Surgeons place tiny electrical devices in the area of the brain that controls mood. They then implant pacemakers
  • This Is Your Brain on Nanotubes
    This Is Your Brain on Nanotubes MIT Technology Review, MA - May 18, 2006 to use nanotubes to stimulate or replace nerve cells in the eye, brain, and spinal An example of a neural prosthetic in use
  • Deaf kids put golf in perspective for Clark
    Deaf kids put golf in perspective for Clark Supersport, South Africa - 18 hours ago Chevonne for the first time since she underwent surgery for the implant in April eardrum by sending a series of

Brain Implant Relieves Depression - Medgadget - www.medgadget.com

Brain Implant Relieves Depression - Medgadget - www.medgadget.com Brain Implant Relieves Depression. Filed under: Psychiatry Four of six severely depressed patients who underwent deep brain stimulation, which involves Microchip Implants, Mind Control, and Cybernetics The first brain implants were surgically inserted in 1974 in the state Thirty years ago brain implants showed up in X-rays the size of one centimeter. Technology Review: Emerging Technologies and their Impact Brain implant -- Arben, 11/16/2005. Brain implant. Arben, 11/16/2005. I have to disagree with the idea that brain implants are a lousy idea. Brain implant may reverse deafness - www.theage.com.au Two deaf women have become the first in the world to have hearing devices implanted into their brain stems. - The Age Online.