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Psychogenic Non-epileptic Seizures in Adults and Children

Psychological conditions sometimes can imitate seizures, and the distinction can be difficult.

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What's New

	If you are about to have a seizure: don't just stand there! Read More Tweet Share
	Proposed New classification of Seizure Types Read More Tweet Share
	Review of Genetic Testing for epilepsy Read More Tweet Share

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Haven't been to the site lately? Wondering what news you've missed? Check out the running archive of stories that were featured in the "What's New" column of the newsletter.

	My Epilepsy Diary is now available for the iPhone and the iPod touch from the iTunes App Store. Just search on the word epilepsy and download the application. Start your diary now Tweet Share
	New Homepage Access to Epilepsy: Insights & Strategies - See the icon in upper left corner in the toolbox in the left column of the homepage and in the Toolbox drop down menu at the top of the page. Check out the latest (third) issue of the Epilepsy: Insights & Strategies journal, and the earlier two, if you missed them. Read the third issue Tweet Share
	Ketogenic News - Dr. Eric Kossoff reports on the Seminar for Medical Nutrition Therapies for the Treatment of Epilepsy Read Keto News now Tweet Share

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