How neuroengineering is helping people fight addiction in Houston

Tuesday, September 21, 2021

How neuroengineering is helping people fight addiction in Houston

Julia Soloman said she had her first drink at 14, then got addicted to drugs when her Lyme Disease resurfaced at the age of 17. Doctors are now helping her fight addiction using brain mapping. ABC13's Chauncy Glover studied how it works.

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