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Usually the term "non-invasive" in a medical context means they don't need to cut you open to do something; not that an intervention doesn't do something.
by PasswordIsTaco 3y ago
Usually the term "non-invasive" in a medical context means they don't need to cut you open to do something; not that an intervention doesn't do something.
- b800h 3y agoFair enough, yes. That said, people need to understand that this (as I understand it from the article) is absolutely having a physical tissue-level effect on their brains, and it's not necessarily a good thing.
- PasswordIsTaco 3y agoCompletely agree, ultrasonic cavitation presents real and significant risks.