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    Daily Archives: August 24, 2026

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    The Brain Has Its Own Thermostat – Study Shows Epilepsy May Interfere with It

    NewsBy BJ IacinoAugust 24, 2026

    New research suggests epilepsy may interfere with the brain systems that regulate body temperature, offering new insight into how heat could affect people with epilepsy. Learn more.

    Recognizing Epilepsy in Older Adults: Why Awareness Matters

    NewsBy BJ IacinoAugust 24, 2026

    Seizures in older adults can be subtle and mistaken for memory problems, dementia, or normal aging, making early recognition important. Read more.

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