Medicine and Health

Non-invasive brain stimulation in cognitive sciences and Alzheimer's disease

C. Carrarini, C. Pappalettera, et al.

Non-invasive brain stimulation modalities (TMS, tES, TUS) are reshaping cognitive neuroscience and dementia care by modulating neural networks and supporting individualized neuromodulation strategies. This review summarizes physiological and technical mechanisms and clinical applications—particularly in Alzheimer’s disease—and advocates integrating NIBS within multidisciplinary translational care to potentially improve cognitive outcomes. This research was conducted by Claudia Carrarini, Chiara Pappalettera, Domenica Le Pera, and Paolo Maria Rossini.

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