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Drs. Jayne Ness (L) and Anne Comi (R) compare notes following Anne’s presentation of a late-breaking abstract outlining the Sturge Weber breakthrough that garnered a standing ovation in the ballroom.

Identification of the Gene Causing Sturge Weber Syndrome

April/May 2014 | CNS Connections magazine

Every now and then, conditions are ripe for a scientific breakthrough. These “conditions” include not only access to advanced technological tools that can facilitate a new discovery, but also (and,...

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Exploring Telemedicine for Pediatric Epilepsy

January/February 2014 | CNS Connections magazine

When a child has a chronic illness, just getting to a pediatric specialist’s office for a clinic visit can be a significant burden for the child and family. This is...

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Uncovering the Basis of Heritable Cerebral Palsy

Summer 2013 | CNS Connections magazine

As all child neurologists know, cerebral palsy is a devastating disorder that afflicts millions of children worldwide. Most cases of CP are believed to be due to prenatal or perinatal...

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