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What is the Current Standard Treatment for Epilepsy and How Has Treatment Changed?

Conference|AES Annual Meeting - American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting

Third-generation medications for epilepsy are improving treatment options.

In this clip, Henrik Klitgaard, PhD, with UCB Biopharma, discusses treatment for epilepsy, specifically the introduction of newer epileptic drugs that offer better tolerability and less drug-drug interactions.

Further epilepsy coverage can be found on Pharmacy Times' new sister site, NeurologyLive.

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