What do ECT, vagus nerve stimulation, and transcranial magnetic stimulation have in common?
A) They are used primarily to treat persons with mild forms of depression.
B) Despite early promise, they have proved not to be effective treatments for depression.
C) They are usually tried before medications to avoid medication-induced side effects.
D) Research on their use suggests that brain stimulation is effective in treating severe forms of depression.
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