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Living with epilepsy is hard at the best of times, but in poor countries where the disorder is often poorly understood and treatments are scarce, it can be deadly. Bhutan, a country of nearly a million people, doesn't have a single neurologist, for example. But a new project, funded by... read more →

Florida may soon become the latest state to allow doctors to prescribe marijuana. Advocates there are gathering signatures to put a medical marijuana referendum on the fall ballot. But Florida's Legislature may act sooner to allow residents access to a particular type of marijuana. Advocates say the strain called Charlotte's... read more →

What has you reaching for your purse? We want to know! Sandra Howard, who runs her own charity, Fable, to support those with epilepsy, talks impulse buys and bargains... You would expect a woman with her own string of charity shops to love a bargain. And former nurse Sandra Howard,... read more →

What has you reaching for your purse? We want to know! Sandra Howard, who runs her own charity, Fable, to support those with epilepsy, talks impulse buys and bargains... You would expect a woman with her own string of charity shops to love a bargain. And former nurse Sandra Howard,... read more →

What has you reaching for your purse? We want to know! Sandra Howard, who runs her own charity, Fable, to support those with epilepsy, talks impulse buys and bargains... You would expect a woman with her own string of charity shops to love a bargain. And former nurse Sandra Howard,... read more →

What has you reaching for your purse? We want to know! Sandra Howard, who runs her own charity, Fable, to support those with epilepsy, talks impulse buys and bargains... You would expect a woman with her own string of charity shops to love a bargain. And former nurse Sandra Howard,... read more →

Dr. John M. Freeman, a longtime Johns Hopkins University pediatric neurologist and medical ethicist who was known as an expert in pediatric epilepsy, died Jan. 3 of cardiovascular disease at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He was 80. His death was announced by Johns Hopkins. Dr. Freeman's iconoclastic questioning of... read more →

Dr. John M. Freeman, a longtime Johns Hopkins University pediatric neurologist and medical ethicist who was known as an expert in pediatric epilepsy, died Jan. 3 of cardiovascular disease at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He was 80. His death was announced by Johns Hopkins. Dr. Freeman's iconoclastic questioning of... read more →

Dr. John M. Freeman, a longtime Johns Hopkins University pediatric neurologist and medical ethicist who was known as an expert in pediatric epilepsy, died Jan. 3 of cardiovascular disease at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He was 80. His death was announced by Johns Hopkins. Dr. Freeman's iconoclastic questioning of... read more →

Dr. John M. Freeman, a longtime Johns Hopkins University pediatric neurologist and medical ethicist who was known as an expert in pediatric epilepsy, died Jan. 3 of cardiovascular disease at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He was 80. His death was announced by Johns Hopkins. Dr. Freeman's iconoclastic questioning of... read more →