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Know how to respond to a seizure in emergency situations
It is incredibly important that everyone knows how to respond and what to do in the event of a person having a seizure. According to recent awareness surveys commissioned by Epilepsy Ireland, there is a perception amongst the public that epilepsy is a rare condition. There are actually over 45,000 people living with epilepsy in … Continued

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