RESEARCH
Clinical research is ongoing and several studies have been published on light therapy or photobiomodulation for various conditions.
Take a look below to explore each research page:
Alzheimer's
PBM has shown promise in improving cognitive function and reducing symptoms in individuals with Alzheimer's disease.
Parkinson's
Research suggests that PBM may be able to improve motor function, balance and cognition in individuals with Parkinson's disease.
Traumatic Brain Injury
PBM has been studied for TBI, with evidence suggesting it may help promote changes in brain volumes, and functional connectivity.
Long COVID
Studies suggest that photobiomodulation may help improve symptoms in individuals with long COVID, including fatigue and brain fog.
ADHD
Studies have explored the use of PBM as a non-invasive treatment for ADHD, with promising results in improving attention and focus.
Autism
Research suggests that PBM may help reduce irritability and other associated symptoms and behaviors in individuals with autism.
Depression
Studies suggest that PBM may be a promising treatment for depression, with potential to improve mood and reduce symptoms.
Anxiety
Research on photobiomodulation for anxiety has shown promise in reducing symptoms and improving quality of life.
PTSD
Evidence suggests that PBM for PTSD may help reduce symptoms like avoidance and numbing symptoms and improve cognition.
Wellness
PBM has potential for promoting wellness by improving sleep, reducing inflammation, and enhancing cellular function.
Neuronic is not providing any medical advice. We advise you to consult a medical professional and conduct your own independent research.
Neuronic devices are not medical devices under any jurisdiction and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Neuronic Research Efforts
| Target Condition | Institution | Research Type | Progress Stage | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delirium | Mater Research, MML, Queensland | Case Series - Pilot Study | Initial Stages | Q4 - 2023 |
| Long COVID See the Study | Shepherd University West Virginia University University at Buffalo | Pilot Study | Completed | Q2 - 2023 |
| PBM and EEG | Santa Clara University | Research Project | In Progress |
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We welcome inquiries and look forward to exploring potential partnerships in our shared field of interest.