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Sanders, Laura (2013) Mind & brain: Brain stimulation aids autistic boy: Implanted electrodes could treat some severe cases. Science News, 183. 12 doi:10.1002/scin.5591830411

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TitleMind & brain: Brain stimulation aids autistic boy: Implanted electrodes could treat some severe cases
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Year2013 (February 23)Volume183
PublisherWiley
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