electroCore Study Suggests Vagus Nerve Stimulation Accelerates Visual Skill Learning

• electroCore announced previously presented Air Force Research Laboratory findings suggesting its cervical vagus nerve stimulation device accelerated neural processes supporting visual learning.
• The five-day controlled study enrolled 50 healthy airmen, split equally between active stimulation with gammaCore Sapphire and sham stimulation.
• Active stimulation improved coordination between sequential tasks; later brain activity suggested reduced executive demand as participants gained practice.
• Findings support potential use in complex perceptual training; full results are slated for peer-reviewed publication at the laboratory's discretion.

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