Epilepsy is a devastating and prevalent illness in our country. Ineffective treatment, delayed or lack of access to high-quality specialized care and the severity of the underlying neurological disorder are all possible contributors to the development of hard-to-control seizures. Education and public awareness initiatives encouraging timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment can reduce the risk of severe brain damage. These strategies also can address damaging misconceptions which so many of us have about this disease. The resolution we are considering today recognizes the importance of our continuing fight against epilepsy, and the significant role the National Epilepsy Awareness Month plays in this effort.
Sherrod Brown: “Epilepsy is a devastating and prevalent illness in our country. Ineffective treatment, delayed or lack of access to…”
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Discussing the importance of raising awareness about epilepsy and related legislation.
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