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Research finds sleep brainwaves could protect against epileptic spikes

The UCL study examined electro-encephalogram (EEG) scans from electrodes in the brains of 25 patients with “focal” epilepsy – where seizures arise from a specific part of the brain as they simultaneously perform a memory test

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Do you know brain waves present during sleep can protect against epileptic activity? Study finds

Do you know brain waves present during sleep can protect against epileptic activity? Study finds
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Do you know brain waves present during sleep can protect against epileptic activity? Study finds

Do you know brain waves present during sleep can protect against epileptic activity? Study finds
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Brain waves detected during sleep can protect against epileptic activity: Study

The study shows that slow waves present in the brain can protect against epilepsy s heightened brain excitability. | Health

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Brain waves usually found in sleep can protect against epileptic activity

Brain waves usually found in sleep can protect against epileptic activity
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