Epilepsy is characterized by spontaneous and recurring seizures, along with neuropsychiatric and cognitive issues, and higher mortality rates[1]. It affects people across various age groups, ethnicities, socioeconomic statuses, and locations worldwide[2,3]. More than 50% of individuals with epilepsy have one or more comorbidities that substantially impact their well-being[4]. People with epilepsy face not just medical challenges but also significant social discrimination, necessitating greater attention and resource allocation.
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