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Updated Clinical Guidelines on the Ketogenic Diet in Children with Epilepsy
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Nearly a decade in the making, revised guidelines provide 8 key points for effective nonpharmacologic treatment of epilepsy in childhood.
The International Ketogenic Diet Study Group has released new clinical guidelines on the ketogenic diet in children with epilepsy.[1] The updated recommendations are the first change since the original guidelines on the subject were published almost 10 years ago.[2]
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