
Newly presented post hoc analyses examined diazepam nasal spray for status epilepticus in seizure clusters and intervals between clusters in children, alongside real-world data on rescue medication prescribing.
An expert describes the efficacy of fenfluramine in decreasing seizure frequency associated with this rare syndrome.
Fenfluramine proved successful in decreasing seizure frequency in a Phase 3 study of Dravet syndrome, a rare pediatric condition known for its treatment resistance.
In this podcast, Dr. Wilner interviews Arnold Gammaitoni, PharmD, about this potentially game-changing new epilepsy drug.
If these results can be duplicated, it raises the possibility of a new, effective treatment for seizures in children with Dravet syndrome.
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