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New Therapies Offer Hope for Drug-Resistant Epilepsy Patients

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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — For nearly one-third of the 3 million adults in the United States living with epilepsy, medications fail to control seizures. But new research is offering hope through minimally invasive therapies designed to heal the brain rather than remove parts of it. Clinical trials underway at Mayo Clinic and other centers are exploring the use of cell-based therapies, which involve injecting special cells into the brain. These cell…

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New Therapies Offer Hope for Drug-Resistant Epilepsy Patients

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — For nearly one-third of the 3 million adults in the United States living with epilepsy, medications fail to control seizures. But new research is offering hope through minimally invasive therapies designed to heal the brain rather than remove parts of it. Clinical trials underway at Mayo Clinic and other centers are exploring the use of cell-based therapies, which involve injecting special cells into the brain. These cell…

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