“Maybe we’re not testing drugs in a way that might provide a key to getting better AEDs,” he said. “After all these different kinds of drugs, I’m only cautiously optimistic that we’re going to hit that target.”
—Helen Lippman
Conference Coverage
Are Newer AEDs Better?
Conference Coverage
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Seizures in dementia hasten decline and death -
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‘Striking’ rate of mental health comorbidities in epilepsy -
Significant racial disparities persist in status epilepticus -
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Diazepam nasal spray effective in Lennox-Gastaut syndrome -
Literature Review
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Modified Atkins diet beneficial in drug-resistant epilepsy -
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Strong two-way link between epilepsy and depression -
High drug costs exclude most neurology patients from cutting-edge treatment -
Drug-resistant epilepsy needs earlier surgical referral -
‘Striking’ jump in cost of brand-name epilepsy meds -
Air pollution is a seizure trigger for patients with epilepsy -
New guidance on cannabis use for treatment-resistant epilepsy -
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