Independent and published work from the founders.
A retrospective chart analysis of 23 adults with major depressive disorder receiving high-frequency TMS found that while anxiety improved on average, 9 of 23 patients (39%) had higher anxiety scores post-treatment, suggesting clinicians should counsel patients about this possible adverse effect and identify predictors of who's at risk.
Morgan Healey, Lamaan Haq, Joshua Brown
A retrospective chart analysis of 23 rTMS-for-depression patients found nine (39%) had higher anxiety scores post-treatment, with four showing a greater than 30% worsening in GAD-7 scores — suggesting cognitive-affective profile may help predict who needs a modified protocol or closer monitoring.
Morgan Healey, Lamaan Haq, Joshua C. Brown, MD, PhD
An analysis of 975 patients across two outpatient TMS clinics found that sleep quality improves after treatment and correlates with depression improvement, and that treating insomnia alongside TMS may enhance outcomes — though baseline insomnia alone didn't predict treatment response.
Jamie Kweon, Andrew M. Fukuda, Asi P. Gobin, Lamaan Haq, Linda L. Carpenter, Joshua C. Brown
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