… 17.7% of the volunteers found the stimulation procedure mildly unpleasant. In … side effects
such as slight tingling (72.7% of healthy subjects) or transient mild burning (22.7% of healthy …

… side-effects, such as headache, nausea, and insomnia, are infrequent in both healthy adults
and children, as well as in patients … to increase the current knowledge about the safety of this …

… on safety and tolerability are largely provided from single-session studies in healthy volunteers.
In … No differences were observed regarding sample size, gender, region of study, year of …

… Arbitrary safety considerations are avoided. Computational … We avoid speculation regarding
theoretical risks of tDCS that … of sessions were applied to healthy subjects. This is consistent …

… implemented in either healthy subjects or patient populations in … Importantly, we avoid
speculation regarding theoretical risks … ), and one reportedly asked about side effects but failed to …

… Finally, regarding other safety factors: Prevention of brain damage for tDCS electrode
montages does not preclude undesirable cognitive side-effects; though to-date, reports of tDCS …

… are covered in detail, leaving still valid the 2009 recommendations regarding the … with
transcranial electrical stimulation; safety during paired associative stimulation interventions; and …

… provide detailed suggestions regarding safety procedures for … of tDCS and safety procedures;
these aspects are emphasized … in healthy subjects, as well as in patients to investigate its …

… We assessed safety with pre-defined stopping rules and … can safely be administered to
healthy subjects. It is likely … Tested safety limit of 4 mA proposed in this study is still about …

… performance in healthy subjects; finally, regulatory issues also … becomes a safety issue when
the intensity of stimulation is near … Less is known about the adverse effects of daily (or even …