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Allan Krumholz, MD
Dr. Krumholz, lead author of the AAN/AES guideline on management of first unprovoked seizures, discusses the key points of this new guideline and its implications for clinical practice.
Conference Coverage
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Novel neural cell therapy: A cure for focal epilepsy? -
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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