Adaptive Brain Stimulation Shows Promise in Reducing Parkinson's Symptoms

New study finds personalized approach halves duration of most bothersome symptoms in trial participants.

Adaptive DBS adjusts stimulation based on real-time brain signals, offering tailored treatment.
Pilot study involved four participants, showing a 50% reduction in the duration of key symptoms.
Researchers highlight the need for further trials to confirm efficacy and refine the technology.
The system could potentially benefit other conditions like depression and OCD.
Experts foresee adaptive DBS becoming a mainstream treatment within a few years.