Key result
Circuit-targeted neuromodulation shows promise as a transdiagnostic treatment for impulsivity across psychiatric conditions.
Why the study?
Although neuromodulation targeting brain circuits shows promise for treating impulsivity across psychiatric conditions, the field lacks a universally embraced framework to integrate these discoveries into a unified clinical methodology.
Population
Individuals with psychiatric conditions characterized by impulsivity
Design
Review
Authors
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Does not support clinical adoption of neuromodulation for impulsivity; leaves open its transdiagnostic promise pending randomized trials.
This review proposes a novel RDoC-compliant framework for using neuromodulation to target the neural circuits underlying impulsivity across various psychiatric diagnoses.
Zhong et al. (2025) conducted a review in Impulsivity. Neuromodulation was evaluated. Neuromodulation techniques targeting specific brain circuits provide a promising transdiagnostic approach for treating impulsivity across various psychiatric conditions.
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