As related by Catherine Shu in an article in TechCrunch, the Korean start-up Ybrain has raised a $3.5M Series A round to manufacture and run clinical trials with its wearable health device. This headband device is targeted at Alzheimer’s and MCI (mild cognitive impairment) patients, and is apparently a two-electrode tDCS (transcranial direct current stimulation) device. The article relates that Ybrain considers Soterix Medical as its most direct competitor; Soterix also offers higher-density tDCS, and transcutaneous spinal DCS, system

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