Linda Koenig had depression. And the drugs didn't work. Koenig, 62, of Smyrna, Ga., said many in her family had battled depression and she had personally struggled with it for many years. Worse, various combinations of anti-depressant medications didn't provide her with relief. "It was hard to find fun and pleasure in life," she said. "I felt like I was living in a black hole and couldn't get out." Today, however, she said she is getting relief -- and it comes in the form of tiny, current-emitting scalp electrodes that a new study suggests may offer promise in the treatment of depression. In the study, which was released Wednesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association,...
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