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Study links liver and brain to rare genetic epilepsy symptoms
Original: Study finds both the liver and brain drive distinct symptoms of rare genetic epilepsy
New research indicates that both the liver and the brain contribute to the distinct symptoms of a rare genetic epilepsy, suggesting the disorder is not solely a neurological condition. The findings point to liver dysfunction playing a role in certain manifestations of the disease, which could influence how researchers and clinicians approach diagnosis and treatment for affected patients.
Why now: New scientific findings challenge the assumption that this rare genetic epilepsy is driven only by the brain.
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