50 million people globally have epilepsy, with half being women; hormonal fluctuations affect seizure frequency in women, necessitating tailored therapies.
50 million people globally have epilepsy, with half being women. Treatment for men and women has been identical until now, despite differences in how they experience the condition. Hormonal fluctuations affect seizure frequency in women at various life stages. A recent paper emphasizes the need to tailor therapies accordingly, considering the unique hormonal impact on women with epilepsy.
June 13, 2024
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