Our son can’t walk or talk – doctors are still baffled after a raft of tests
by The Scottish Sun
The Scottish Sun— PARENTS of a boy who can’t walk or talk have told how his condition has left medics baffled. Sarah and Robert Parker said a raft of tests have failed to reveal exactly what is wrong with their five
Los Angeles Times—Letters to the Editor: People with epilepsy are afraid to talk to their doctors. How California can change that. To the editor: We at the Epilepsy Foundation Los Angeles were heartbroken to read Paul Karrer's article about his father's death. His story, however, is a tragic outlier. Adults with well-controlled epilepsy are involved in fewer crashes than drivers with many other medical conditions. One study found that a fraction of 1% of all car crashes are caused by a person with epilepsy. People with uncontrolled epilepsy or who are not taking their medication as prescribed should not be driving. People...
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