Transcranial direct current stimulation enhances exposure–response prevention for contamination-related OCD: a randomized clinical trial

Jian Gao; Wenjun Jia; Puzhe Li; Hui Zhao; Liangjun Lin; Meiling Chen; Rui Gao; X Liu; Tianran Zhang; Wenqing Zhao; Lian Gu; Jiejing Yu; Mu‐ming Poo; Dan Joseph Stein; Jianfeng Luo; Jian Jiang; Zhen Wang

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Transcranial direct current stimulation enhances exposure–response prevention for contamination-related OCD: a randomized clinical trial

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