People against the use of aversive shock therapy on people with disabilities gathered in protest in Canton on Wednesday ...

Minor electric shocks, such as those from small household appliances, do not always need medical treatment. However, people should see a doctor if they have an electric shock. If someone has a ...

Electric eels and fish were used by people in ancient times to treat headaches and mental illness. The practice came back in 1937 when Ugo Cerletti (1877-1963) and Lucino Bini (b. 1908) treated ...

Thousands of women in England are being given “dangerous” electric shock treatment for mental health issues – despite warnings that it can cause irreparable brain damage and memory loss.

But teens have claimed that abuse is rampant in the camps; electric shock therapy and drugs are some of the "treatments" administered. People have died in the past in these rehab centres ...