US EditionSMU study furthers epilepsy research using lab mice
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SMU study furthers epilepsy research using lab mice
Two SMU researchers have potentially identified the events that occur during Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), bringing researchers closer to a medical solution. SUDEP occurs abruptly and often at night in epilepsy patients, said Kelsey Paulhus, postdoctoral researcher and SMU PhD graduate. “It’s not like they fell and hit their head,” Paulhus said. “So there’s kind of this big black box surrounding what happens.” Paulhus embarked on …
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