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Stevens-Johnson Syndrome — A Danger For Those On Dilantin Or Lamictal
July 18, 2022
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This article is not for those with a weak stomach. Because Stevens-Johnson Syndrome is an ugly and sometimes deadly disease.
But if you are on Dilantin or Lamictal, I urge you to read this information.
Posted in Epilepsy, Medication Issues, Research
Tags: dangerous, Dilantin, Epilepsy, Lamictal, rare, Research, skin shedding, sometimes deadly, Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
Tags: dangerous, Dilantin, Epilepsy, Lamictal, rare, Research, skin shedding, sometimes deadly, Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
Autopsies – Where Did They Go?
April 24, 2022
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50 years ago, it was pretty easy to find out the cause of a loved one’s death.
Not so anymore.
An investigation published by ProPublica shows that hospital autopsies have become a rarity…
Can You Believe It?
February 28, 2022
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Just when you thought the modern world was becoming enlightened, there are still a whole lot of myths and fears about epilepsy — fueled by ignorance and misinformation.
These fears might sound ridiculous to you…but they’re real for those who don’t know better.
Posted in Epilepsy
Tags: contagious, cured by medications, die, Epilepsy, not employable, physically limited, rare
Tags: contagious, cured by medications, die, Epilepsy, not employable, physically limited, rare
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