External Observations and Subjective Experiences: Metaphors Used by DBS Patients

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American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience 14 (3):323-325 (2023)
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In their most informative text, Zuk et al. (2023) describe the perspectives researchers take on DBS and aDBS when discussing changes in patients’ personality, mood, or behavior. To this end, Zuk et...

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