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Denise Li

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Denise is a versatile writer and content creator with experience managing social media for startups and nonprofits. Her inquisitive spirit has led her to pursue an eclectic assortment of interests, including performance art, experimental writing genres, critical theory, and consciousness studies. In addition to the arts, she is also passionate about feminist and mental health issues.

Denise Li’s Journalist Portfolio

On Thinking Space(s): An Interview with the Ghana ThinkTank

On Thinking Space(s): An Interview with the Ghana ThinkTank

Got "First World" problems? Why not look to other countries for solutions? Founded by in 2006 by artists with…

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MEOW WOLF REVEALS BAG OF TRICKS

MEOW WOLF REVEALS BAG OF TRICKS

The name "Meow Wolf" brings to mind a sense of two disparate ideas or impulses bring brought together, like a…

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Ethical Behavior & Culture

Ethical Behavior & Culture

Culture plays a significant role in how people decide what constitutes "ethical behavior." In his book, "Mora…

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Q&A: Study findings provide details on adjusting epilepsy drugs in pregnancy Original

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By Robert Herpen , Denise Li, Pauge B. Pennell
| Healio Neurology
Ask a clinical question and tap into Healio AI's knowledge base. Key takeaways: Pharmacokinetics of antiseizure medications change during pregnancy. It is important to adjust drug doses during pregnancy to maintain seizure control. It is important to monitor how ASMs affect their children. Epilepsy clinicians who also specialize in women’s health and work with women during the perinatal period can consult with a new set of data to provide a road map for adjusting antiseizure medications.
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Pearls & Oy-sters: Two Cases of Stereotactic EEG-Proven Insular Epilepsy With Nonlocalizing Scalp EEG and Interesting Semiologies

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By Denise Li, Irina Podkorytova, Marisara Dieppa, Ghazala Perven
| Neurology
Abstract Insular epilepsy is a great mimicker and can be mistaken for seizures originating from other areas of the brain or as nonepileptic spells. The semiology of insular epilepsy can include, but is not limited to, auditory illusions, paresthesias, gastric rising, laryngeal constriction, and hyperkinetic movements. These arise from both the functions of the insula itself and its extensive connections with other regions of the brain.
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Pearls & Oy-sters: Two Cases of Stereotactic EEG-Proven Insular Epilepsy With Non-localizing Scalp EEG and Interesting Semiologies

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By Denise Li, Irina Podkorytova, Marisara Dieppa, Ghazala Perven
| Neurology
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