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Sports And Epilepsy: Safe, Active Lifestyles Can Empower Young Patients
Regular physical activity is safe for most young people with epilepsy and can improve fitness, confidence, memory and even seizure control. With simple precautions, supportive coaching and awareness, children can thrive in sports and overcome stigma.
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National Epilepsy Day 2022: Expert Tips To Manage This Condition In Children
National Epilepsy Day is observed on November 17 every year. This day is observed to raise public awareness on epilepsy.
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National Epilepsy Day 2023: Know The Common Signs And Symptoms Of Epilepsy
National Epilepsy Day 2023: The neurological condition epilepsy is characterised by irregular brain activity that results in seizures or episodes.
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National Epilepsy Day 2020: What Are The Causes Of Epilepsy? Know Symptoms, Risk Factors And More
National Epilepsy Day 2020: This condition affects brain activities and lead to seizures. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 50 million people have epilepsy across the world. Here are the causes, symptoms and risk factors of this condition.
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National Epilepsy Day 2019: Everything You Need To Know About Epilepsy
National Epilepsy Day observed on every 17 November focuses on creating awareness about epilepsy. Epilepsy is a disorder in which brain generates sudden abnormal bursts of electrical energy that even affect other brain functions and lead to recurrent unprovoked seizures.
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National Epilepsy Day 2007
National Epilepsy Day will be observed on 17 November 2007 to raise awareness about epilepsy and the need for people living with the condition to be given a fair opportunity in every aspect of life. The theme for the awareness campaign this year is Fighting the social stigma attached with epilepsy.Rageshree Niyogi gives details.
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Sports And Epilepsy: Safe, Active Lifestyles Can Empower Young Patients
Regular physical activity is safe for most young people with epilepsy and can improve fitness, confidence, memory and even seizure control. With simple precautions, supportive coaching and awareness, children can thrive in sports and overcome stigma.
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National Epilepsy Day 2022: Expert Tips To Manage This Condition In Children
National Epilepsy Day is observed on November 17 every year. This day is observed to raise public awareness on epilepsy.
-
National Epilepsy Day 2023: Know The Common Signs And Symptoms Of Epilepsy
National Epilepsy Day 2023: The neurological condition epilepsy is characterised by irregular brain activity that results in seizures or episodes.
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National Epilepsy Day 2020: What Are The Causes Of Epilepsy? Know Symptoms, Risk Factors And More
National Epilepsy Day 2020: This condition affects brain activities and lead to seizures. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 50 million people have epilepsy across the world. Here are the causes, symptoms and risk factors of this condition.
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National Epilepsy Day 2019: Everything You Need To Know About Epilepsy
National Epilepsy Day observed on every 17 November focuses on creating awareness about epilepsy. Epilepsy is a disorder in which brain generates sudden abnormal bursts of electrical energy that even affect other brain functions and lead to recurrent unprovoked seizures.
-
National Epilepsy Day 2007
National Epilepsy Day will be observed on 17 November 2007 to raise awareness about epilepsy and the need for people living with the condition to be given a fair opportunity in every aspect of life. The theme for the awareness campaign this year is Fighting the social stigma attached with epilepsy.Rageshree Niyogi gives details.
