Repetitive transcranial electromagnetic stimulation, RTMS, does improve fatigue, depression and cerebral symptoms in severe Long COVID syndrome. - Vienna 2024

The need for non-pharmacological interventions for severe asthma and post-COVID conditions

Chair(s): Agnieszka Lewko, Enya Daynes

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Repetitive transcranial electromagnetic stimulation, RTMS, does improve fatigue, depression and cerebral symptoms in severe Long COVID syndrome.

Gerhard Laier-Groeneveld

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