Recent Press

Science Magazine

Covers the promise of focused ultrasound as a noninvasive method to modulate brain activity and treat neurological disorders.

IEEE Paper

Presents technical validation of low-intensity focused ultrasound neuromodulation through a peer-reviewed engineering study.

Kelee Marlow Podcast Interview

Features Dr. Alexander Bystritsky discussing the clinical potential of ultrasound-based treatments for anxiety.

BBC World News

Reports on a UCLA team using ultrasound to stimulate the brain of a coma patient with promising results.

Australian Broadcasting Corp

Details the dramatic recovery of a man treated with ultrasound after a prolonged coma.

Scientific American

Explores the use of focused ultrasound as an experimental tool to rouse coma patients noninvasively.

Digital Trends

Explains how a new ultrasound device might “jump-start” the brain after traumatic injury.

Yahoo News

Describes early-stage human trials testing ultrasound’s ability to restore brain function after coma.

Huffington Post UK

Summarizes a study suggesting ultrasound may help revive brain activity in coma patients.

UC Newsroom

Profiles the UCLA research team’s novel application of ultrasound to stimulate consciousness after brain injury.

Daily Bruin

Features an interview with the study authors of a UCLA-led trial investigating how focused ultrasound may improve responsiveness in patients with disorders of consciousness.

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