What’s in a name? It turns out…….
everything. In medicine understanding the language that doctors,
healthcare professionals, and researchers utilize for describing
individual seizures or epilepsy is essential. Just...
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TAKE CONTROL TODAY webmaster New - On My Mind: What's in a Name?
Created by webmasterat11/15/2010 - 10:54am|116 Views
What’s in a name? It turns out…….
everything. In medicine understanding the language that doctors,
healthcare professionals, and researchers utilize for describing
individual seizures or epilepsy is essential. Just...
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webmaster New - Questions about Physical Fitness and Exercise in Children and Teens with Epilepsy
Created by webmasterat11/15/2010 - 11:12am|44 Views
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webmaster New - Ramblings from the Bench and Bedside: A Week in the Life of an Epilepsy Clinician Scientist
Created by webmasterat11/15/2010 - 1:58pm|21 Views
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webmaster New - Ramblings from the Bench and Bedside: A Week in the Life of an Epilepsy Clinician Scientist - Part 2
Created by webmasterat11/17/2010 - 8:22am|10 Views
Click here for part 1: Ramblings from the Bench and Bedside
Let me tell you why you should be very excited about the upcoming annual
meeting of the American Epilepsy Society (AES), which will occur in my...
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webmaster New - Statin Cholesterol Lowering Drugs Prevent Epilepsy?
Created by webmasterat11/15/2010 - 11:47am|87 Views
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webmaster New - What are the Guidelines for Epilepsy Centers?
Created by webmasterat11/15/2010 - 1:38pm|22 Views
One of the more frightening aspects for
individuals with epilepsy is an admission into an epilepsy monitoring
unit and/or referral to a specialized epilepsy center. In the
November 2010 Epilepsia (Epilepsia, 51(11):2322-2333,...
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webmaster New - What is a diagnosis of epilepsy?
Created by webmasterat11/15/2010 - 11:13am|108 Views
At an epilepsy symposium for the
general public, the mother of a boy with epilepsy asked me about her
son’s diagnosis. He showed me her handwritten copy of a laboratory
report indicating a mutation in the SCN1A gene and asked,...
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