Introduction Sleepwalking in adults triggered by sleep deprivation (somnambulism) is often associated with children, but it can persist or appear in adulthood, sometimes leading to significant health and safety concerns. One of the strongest triggers identified in adults is sleep deprivation or “sleep debt.” Clinical studies have shown that lack of sleep can dramatically increase […]
Note: This article is written for the general public, using simple and accessible language Introduction Living with epilepsy can be challenging on its own. But for many people, seizures are not the only battle—they also experience depression. Studies show that depression is one of the most common mental health conditions in people with epilepsy,
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🟢 Note: This article is written for the general public, using simple and accessible language. Shingles (zona) is a painful condition caused by reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus. To reduce this risk, the recombinant shingles vaccine Shingrix has been widely recommended, especially for adults over 50. However, concerns have emerged about a potential association
Introduction Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological conditions, affecting millions worldwide. Unfortunately, it is still surrounded by myths and misconceptions that can create stigma and fear. In this article, we separate the myths from the facts to raise awareness and promote understanding. Common Myths and the Facts Myth 1: Epilepsy is rare. Fact:
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