In the early 20th century we had very little understanding of mental illness and how to treat it. Into this knowledge vacuum stepped Walter Freeman, a charismatic American neurologist with a bold ...
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Psychosurgery is back. But these are not the ice-pick-through-the-eye-socket lobotomies of the past
It found that while “considerable uncertainty” remains, the evidence so far suggests the procedure is safe, no serious or persistent side-effects have been reported, and that it may lead to meaningful ...
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