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VIDEO: Cannabidiol linked to improved seizure and nonseizure outcomes in epilepsy
LOS ANGELES — Treatment with cannabidiol led to improved seizure and nonseizure outcomes in patients with various forms of epilepsy, data show.
Wearable EEG feasible for measuring sleep in Dravet syndrome

LOS ANGELES — A wearable, behind-the-ear EEG device is feasible for assessment of sleep patterns in young people with Dravet syndrome, according to a poster presented at the American Epilepsy Society annual meeting.
Nasal spray for brain cancer, Alzheimer’s blood test: Top neurology Q&As of 2024

Healio Neurology looks back at the most popular Q&As with industry and specialty experts from the past year.
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Detailed imaging may improve surgical outcomes in epilepsy

LOS ANGELES — The ability to utilize more detailed imaging options, as well as to use certain imaging concurrently to detect epileptogenic lesions during presurgical consultation, may lead to better outcomes for patients, according to a speaker.
VIDEO: Zorevunersen significantly reduces seizures in Dravet syndrome
LOS ANGELES — Zorevunersen led to 75% to 80% seizure reduction in patients with Dravet syndrome, according to Barry S. Ticho, MD, PhD, FACC, chief medical officer of Stoke Therapeutics.
Cannabidiol linked to better social, executive function in tuberous sclerosis complex

LOS ANGELES — Treatment with cannabidiol in young people with tuberous sclerosis complex led to significant improvements in several cognitive, behavioral and executive domains, data from ongoing survey show.
Addressing geographic disparities key to improving outcomes among youths with epilepsy

LOS ANGELES —Multidisciplinary care and physician- or nurse-led models that eliminate geographic disparities are key to optimal outcomes for youths with epilepsy who are transitioning to adulthood, according to a speaker.
Wearable devices feasible for tracking effects of antiseizure meds

LOS ANGELES — For young people with epilepsy, wearable devices may be a feasible method for tracking the effects of antiseizure medications on the autonomic nervous system, according to a presenter.
Barriers to genetic testing in lower income regions drive disparities in epilepsy

LOS ANGELES — Patients in Asia, Oceania, Latin America and Africa faced more barriers to genetic testing for epilepsy than those of other regions, which may complicate test interpretations in diverse populations, according to a presenter.
Youths with epilepsy have higher rate of mood disorders

LOS ANGELES — Patients with epilepsy aged 16 to 26 years had a higher frequency of comorbid mood disorders compared with the general epilepsy population, underscoring a need to increase psychiatric screening, data show.
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