The American Epilepsy Society (AES) 2022 annual meeting took place from 2-6 December in Nashville TN & Online.
Over 5000 healthcare providers, scientists, advocates, and industry professionals came together at the top epilepsy forum to learn about cutting-edge science from leading authorities.

VJNeurology had the pleasure of talking to the experts about the latest discoveries in treatment, diagnostics, genetics, surgery, & more! Explore our exclusive coverage below…

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AES 2022

2-6 December 2022, Nashville TN & Online

AES 2022

2-6 December 2022, Nashville TN & Online

VJNeurology had the pleasure of talking to the experts about the latest discoveries in treatment, diagnostics, genetics, surgery, & more! Explore our exclusive coverage below…

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Seizures can promote more seizures through maladaptive myelination

In this podcast we spoke to Juliet Knowles, MD, PhD, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, about the research which led to this discovery and the implications this could have on epilepsy treatment…

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