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Upgraded Parkinson's treatment which zaps the brain to control debilitating tremors is rolled out on the NHS

Daily Mail 1 min read 1 year ago

Known as adaptive deep brain stimulation, the implant constantly monitors and responds to brain activity to reduce the involuntary shaking and stiffness associated with the disorder
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