Epilepsy, Also Known As Seizure Disorder (Enrollment Closed)
According to the Epilepsy Foundation of America, about two and a half million people in the US have a seizure disorder, known as epilepsy. It can develop at any time during a person's lifetime. The cause of epilepsy is usually unknown, but can develop from a brain injury that caused damage to brain cells. [People with epilepsy can have seizures that affect awareness, movement or sensation.]
Our practice is conducting a research study for patients who have been newly diagnosed with epilepsy. This study will help determine whether an approved medication safely and effectively helps prevent epileptic seizures.
Qualified individuals must:
- Be at least 16 years old
- Be newly diagnosed with epilepsy
- Have been on less than two weeks of epilepsy therapy
To learn more please call CNS at 858-455-5463 and ask for the study coordinator Luci Barbie.
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