Nolan Williams, Who Stimulated the Brain to Treat Depression, Dies at 43 💔🧠
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Pioneering neuroscientist Nolan Williams—creator of the breakthrough SAINT brain-stimulation therapy for treatment-resistant depression—has died at 43. His legacy lives on. 🌟 #MentalHealth A neuroscientist, he employed a battery of high-tech tools in devising a fast-acting therapy that targets the area of the brain where depression originates. Nolan Williams, an innovativeneuroscientist who developed a noninvasive brain-stimulation technique that has delivered unusually fast relief to people with treatment-resistant depression, died on Oct. 8 at his home in Northern California. He was 43. 💥 “Discover This Secret Method Now!” His wife, Kristin Raj , said he died by suicide. Dr. Williams himself had struggled with depression, according to two of his colleagues. Dr. Williams was hired by the Stanford University School of Medicine’s department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences in 2014. He soon started its Brain Stimulation Lab, where he focused on finding rapid-acting appro...