Johns Hopkins Medicine Pioneers ‘Brain Pacemaker’ to Combat Alzheimer’s and Preserve Memory Function
Johns Hopkins Medicine is at the forefront of innovative Alzheimer’s treatment, introducing a groundbreaking approach through the implantation of “brain pacemakers.” These devices, which deliver 130 low-voltage electrical pulses per second, aim to slow the devastating effects of Alzheimer’s disease by stimulating brain activity. Specifically, these pacemakers target the fornix, a critical neural pathway that … Read more