A study at Johns Hopkins University found that a new tool could turn routine EEG tests into accurate predictors of epilepsy.

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“Even when EEGs appear completely normal, our tool provides insights that make them actionable,” Sridevi V. Sarma, PhD, lead investigator and professor, biomedical engineering, Johns Hopkins ...

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The event was also honoured by the presence of several esteemed Ambassadors and Consuls General representing countries across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Their attendance underscored the global ...