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When americans talk about brain zaps ' what are they exactly ?
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Curious Questions: I know of no american physician who talks about brain 'zaps' and this term was never once discussed in medical school. I am not sure what is meant by it or why you would care. What are you feeling? What are your concerns?
Answered 8/17/2013
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