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Eighth Grade Student Allegedly Passes Out Prescription Drugs
WNEM5 | 11 hours ago
It happened in Ogemaw County at Whittemore-Prescott Middle School.On September 21st at least one student was accused of passing prescription drugs to his classmates.2.7
'Ringing in the Ear' May Respond to Alcoholism Drug
HealthDay | 14 hours ago
This information is meant to support, not replace, the relationship between a reader and his/her doctor.2.7
A blood test for epilepsy
US News & World Report | 16 hours ago
W ithout diagnostic equipment, doctors have a hard time telling the difference between the jerking, convulsions, and strange behaviors of an epileptic seizure and similar symptoms that can accompany ...2.7
Topics: Medicine
Epilepsy in the Elderly
Picket News | 17 hours ago
Epilepsy is usually thought of in terms of seizures that cause jerking of the limbs which often affects children and young adults.2.7
European Commission Approves Keppra as Adjunctive Therapy in Children With Partial-Onset Seizures
Formkit.com | 17 hours ago
Today UCB announced that the European Commission has approved the use of Keppra in the European Union, as adjunctive therapy in the treatment of partial-onset seizures, with or without secondary ...3.1
Epilepsy and Seizures Can Occur at Any Age
Mentalhelp.net | Wednesday
Few events compare to the drama of an epileptic seizure. Ancient people once thought that those with epilepsy were being attacked by evil spirits that had to be driven from the body with magic or prayer.2.7
Topics: FDA, Medicine
Avoiding 'Pokemon' Seizures From TV, Video Games
My.webmd.com | Tuesday Sep 20
Rapidly Flashing Lights May Trigger Rare Seizures, Experts Report Sept. 20, 2005 -- The Epilepsy Foundation has issued new guidelines to help avoid rare cases of seizures triggered by flickering lights from TV ...3.1
Valeant epilepsy treatment approved
The Orange County Register (Registration Required) | Tuesday Sep 20
Valeant Pharmaceuticals International in Costa Mesa said Monday that it has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for an at-home treatment for emergency epileptic seizures.2.7
Topics: FDA, Medicine
Kids at Risk of TV / Videogame Seizures - Experts Release New Recommendations on Reducing Risk
Innovations-report.com | Tuesday Sep 20
Visually Provoked Seizures a National Health Problem The Epilepsy Foundation today issued new recommendations for families on how to limit the risk of seizures triggered by flashing images and certain patterns ...5.3
Clinical Trials Update: Aug. 25, 2003
Hon.ch | Saturday Sep 17
Epilepsy Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Binge Eating Disorder -- Here are the latest clinical trials, courtesy of CenterWatch : Epilepsy A study to test transcranial magnetic stimulation as treatment for epilepsy.2.7
Topics: Medicine
Blood Test Helps Spot Epileptic Seizure
Buildingbetterhealth.com | Friday Sep 16
A blood test measuring levels of a hormone called prolactin can help determine whether a person has suffered an epileptic seizure, experts conclude.3.1
Topics: Medicine
Epilepsy Patients May Be Prone to Bipolar Disorder
Nlm.nih.gov | Thursday Sep 8
Bipolar symptoms appear to be more prevalent among people with epilepsy than among those with other chronic medical conditions, new research indicates.2.7
Epilepsy Drug May Ease Hot Flashes
My.webmd.com | Thursday Sep 1
An antiseizure drug called Neurontin may help ease hot flashes in women with breast cancer, researchers report in The Lancet.3.1
Drug reduces hot flashes in breast cancer patients
Yahoo | Thursday Sep 1
Gabapentin, an anti-epilepsy drug, can reduce hot flashes in women having treatment for breast cancer by 46 percent, according to new research published on Friday.
Drug interactions with the pill
Democrat & Chronicle | Wednesday Aug 31
Oral contraceptives have been available in the United States for more than 40 years.3.1
Praise For Adolph
Countypressonline.com | Tuesday Aug 30
One in 10 Americans will experience a seizure during their life and State Representative William F. Adolph, Jr.2.7
New stroke center open at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital
The Courier Online | Wednesday Aug 24
Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital recently opened a new stroke center, marking the facility's latest milestone in developing a comprehensive neurosciences program.2.7
New scan to treat epilepsy
The Austrailian | Aug 22, 2005
A NEW brain-scanning technique developed by Melbourne researchers could provide hope for 40,000 Australians suffering from a crippling form of epilepsy by identifying suitable candidates for surgery that can ...2.7
Here's mud in your eye
The Middletown Press | Aug 21, 2005
Zoar's Pond Recreation Area was transformed into a huge mud pit Saturday for the 19th annual Mud Volleyball Tournament.2.7
MCG Earns National Honor for Epilepsy Program
WAGT | Aug 19, 2005
The Medical College of Georgia has been awarded the highest honor in the nation for its epilepsy program.2.9
Topics: Medicine
Mom of Mauled Toddler Creates Funds
SF Gate | Aug 18, 2005
A mother whose 16-month-old daughter was snatched from her arms and mauled to death by a Rottweiler has established two scholarship funds in memory of the girl.4.8
Topics: Medicine, Blanca
AIDS Cure No. 9
POZ | Aug 16, 2005
As reported in the new Lancet, Britaina TMs leading medical journal, the antiseizure drug valproic acid was given to four HIVers with undetectable viral loads in an attempt to flush the remaining virus out of ...2.7
Swimmer strokes for a good cause
NewsTimesLive.com | Aug 14, 2005
Former English Channel swimmer Jim Bayles of Newtown, 53, goes the distance for charity ... The boat is owned by their friends Scott and Valerie Droukas of Brookfield, who went along for the ride.2.9
Study Brings Hope To AIDS Battle Video
Tv.reuters.com | Aug 13, 2005
Aug. 13 - Medical researchers reveal a promising new direction in the fight against AIDS.2.9
Amelioration of Erectile Dysfunction Following a Switch From...
Rednova.com | Aug 13, 2005
Oxcarbazepine is an antiepileptic drug indicated for use as monotherapy and add-on therapy in adults and children 4 years of age and older.2.7
New drug shows promise of HIV cure
Hindustan Times | Aug 13, 2005
A cheap drug developed in the US has shown promise of curing the deadly Human Immunodeficiency Virus that infects cells of the human immune system.4.6
New Treatment for Depression
KCBD Lubbock | Aug 9, 2005
It is the leading cause of disability in the United States. Something new in the treatment of depression is a device called the Vagus Nerve Stimulator, or VNS.2.7
Workers with epilepsy face stigmas on the job
The Journal News | Aug 8, 2005
Fifteen years have passed since the Americans with Disabilities Act was enacted to protect workers who have a mental or physical impairment from discrimination in the workplace.2.7
Healthline
St. Petersburg Times | Aug 2, 2005
THE TAMPA BREAST Cancer 3-Day Expo is 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at the Sheraton Sand Key Resort, 1160 Gulf Blvd.
Epilepsy Foundation sponsors art contest
Rocky Mountain News | Aug 2, 2005
The Epilepsy Foundation's Expressions of Courage Art Contest is a way for people who live with epilepsy to express their experience through art.3.1
Topics: Medicine
Medicaid Changes
WPEC West Palm Beach | Jul 30, 2005
The state of Florida has decided to add five mental health drugs to the new list of medications covered by Medicaid.2
Cyberonics to unleash sales force for new device
Houston Chronicle | Jul 27, 2005
Get ready, psychiatrists. Here comes Cyberonics. Starting Monday, the Houston-based medical device manufacturer will unleash its new 330-person sales force on some 8,500 psychiatrists nationwide, hoping to sell ...2.9
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New FDA Approval for VNS Therapy Provides Potential 2-in-1 Treatment for People with Epilepsy
PR Newswire via KeepMedia.com | Jul 20, 2005
WASHINGTON, July 20 -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's recent approval of Vagus Nerve Stimulation Therapy for treatment of chronic depression ...
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