Loading ...But there wasn’t enough info to narrow it down. It started in 2013 but adverse effects didn’t start showing up till two yrs later in 2015.
The best I could find since I don’t give up easily is a Google announcement giving reasons on why.
It won’t copy well. But shows people are looking for it.
Here’s the begining then a lot of reason why it wasn’t given to the public.
The claim that a 2015 neuromodulation trial resulted in “all but a few” participants dying is likely a misunderstanding or a misrepresentation of a study. While some trials have shown mixed results, and certain medical procedures carry risks, the specific details of the trial and the outcome you’re referring to aren’t supported by general medical knowledge.
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unlikely, however, as high mortality rates in medical trials would be a major cause for concern and would likely be reported.
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Overgeneralization of risks:The claim may be based on a misunderstanding of the potential risks of certain neuromodulation procedures. While risks exist, the mortality rate in most trials is not as high as suggested in the claim.