After finding a love note her husband had written to another woman, and her marriage ended, Florence Williams felt like her body had been "plugged into a faulty electrical socket." Wondering why she felt so rotten, Williams, a science writer, went on a mission to understand the science behind our bodies and heartbreak. Here's what she found.
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Over the years, Emma sat through hours of talk therapy and tried numerous anti-depression medications "to have a semblance of normalcy." And yet, she was consumed by relentless fatigue, insomnia and chronic nausea. She was on the brink when she entered a Stanford study using electric currents to treat depression. It worked.
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