Brain-training aimed at changing brain activity may ease negative emotions in people with depression, although the effect was not what researchers expected.
01Summary
- 01The training encouraged people to alter their brain’s activity.
- 02Researchers found it seemed to reduce negative emotions among people with depression.
- 03The effect did not happen in the way the researchers expected.
- 04No further details are given in the available text.
02Why it matters
If confirmed, this could point to a non-drug way to give some people with depression short-term relief from negative feelings. The story does not say how widely available or effective the approach is yet.
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