Not Signed In - Epilepsy patients can sometimes predict seizures
Tue, 23 Jan 2007 02:21 AM EST
... NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - While they can't always tell, epilepsy patients quite often know when a seizure will occur, a new study indicates. Younger patients and those with frequent seizures are particularly good at predicting an attack. ...
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