Keess Jamie
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Keess Jamie’s research centers on the safety and application of non-invasive brain stimulation (NIBS) in pediatric populations, a critical area where evidence has historically been sparse. Their landmark work, “F150 Non-invasive brain stimulation is safe in children: Evidence from 3 million stimulations” (2018), provides the most comprehensive safety analysis to date, drawing on an unprecedented dataset of three million stimulation sessions to demonstrate that NIBS techniques—such as transcranial magnetic stimulation—pose minimal risk in children. This contribution has been pivotal in shifting clinical perspectives, enabling broader exploration of NIBS for neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions in young patients. With 3 citations, this paper serves as a foundational reference for researchers and clinicians navigating pediatric neuromodulation. Jamie’s work not only fills a critical gap in the literature but also establishes a benchmark for safety protocols, directly influencing guidelines and future trial designs. Their dedication to rigorous, large-scale evidence underscores a commitment to translating neuroscience into safe, accessible therapies for vulnerable populations.
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