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Closing Pakistan’s epilepsy treatment gap: The promise of home-based care

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By Muhammad Umar Rafique, Isbah Nabeel Qaiser, Haniya Bano
| jpma.org.pk
Abstract Epilepsy is very common in Pakistan, affecting more than 2 million people, with a higher prevalence in children (14.6 per 1000). [1] The challenge with epilepsy is the treatment gap, which refers to the difference between the number of people who need medical treatment for their condition and those who actually receive it. It is more than 80% due to social, cultural and financial constraints.
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