Epilepsy News: Brain Cooling as a Possible Treatment

This week: Brain cooling, and placebo response in drug resistant epilepsy cases Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Donate Now » Follow Us On Twitter Friend Us On Facebook Forward To A Friend Epilepsy News Edition: May 1, 2013 Can Cooling the Brain Actually be Used as a Treatment for Epilepsy? Joseph Sirven, MD, epilepsy.com Editor-in-Chief, looks at research innovations in developing cooling as a viable option for the treatment of drug resistant epilepsy. Read more » Placebo Response in Drug Resistant Epilepsy Dr. Sirven looks at what factors are associated with a placebo response in patients who have drug resistant epilepsy. Read more here » Continuing to Combat the Fear of High Cholesterol Dr. Eric Kossoff looks at health concerns about the Ketogenic Diet's high cholesterol foods in this month's Keto News. Read Keto News here » Hallway Conversations Dr. Sirven interviews leading epilepsy professionals on important subjects such as: Self Management Clinical Trial with Noreen M. Clark, PhD, Russell Derry Many more archived! Our thanks to for providing support for the Hallway Conversations podcast series. Next Week Do Not Miss: SUDEP Institute Hallway Conversations Place Your Advertisement Here All ad revenues support the mission of the Epilepsy Therapy Project

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