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Study: Few Epilepsy Patients Aware of Fracture Risk Associated With AEDs

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Jeannette Y. Wick, RPh, MBA, FASCP

Less than a quarter know that most fractures in epilepsy patients are unassociated with seizures, according to a recent study.

Less than a quarter know that most fractures in epilepsy patients are unassociated with seizures, according to a recent study.

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