Ray Dingledine's guest appearances

Ray Dingledine

Cerebrum

Joseph Ledoux

Michael Miller

Lisa Feldman Barrett

Ellen K

Gina Martin

Marc Brackett

Gregory Berns

Jon H

Kathryn Hirsh-Pasek

Thomas R. lnsel

Albert La Spada

Henry L.

Ronald S. Duman

Stephen Waxman

Helen S. Mayberg

OwlTail

Bjørnar Hassel

In their May Cerebrum article, “A New Approach for Epilepsy,” Ray Dingledine, Ph.D., and Bjørnar Hassel, M.D., Ph.D.—longtime research collaborators—focus on a new study may very well initiate a shift to new therapeutic approaches for one-third of the 65 million people worldwide affected by epilepsy and who are treatment-resistant. They provide an overview of the disorder and the evolution of drug development, and discuss the pros and cons of a high-fat diet that is capable of alleviating symptoms in young children. Dingledine is professor and chair of the Department of Pharmacology at Emory University School of Medicine, serves on the scientific advisory board of the Epilepsy Project, and chairs the investment committee of the Society for Neuroscience. Hassel, a neurologist and a biochemist, is professor and senior consultant at the University of Oslo, Department of Neurohabilitation.

<p>In their May Cerebrum article, “A New Approach for Epilepsy,” Ray Dingledine, Ph.D., and Bjørnar Hassel, M.D., Ph.D.—longtime research collaborators—focus on a new study may very well initiate a shift to new therapeutic approaches for one-third of the 65 million people worldwide affected by epilepsy and who are treatment-resistant. They provide an overview of the disorder and the evolution of drug development, and discuss the pros and cons of a high-fat diet that is capable of alleviating symptoms in young children. Dingledine is professor and chair of the Department of Pharmacology at Emory University School of Medicine, serves on the scientific advisory board of the Epilepsy Project, and chairs the investment committee of the Society for Neuroscience. Hassel, a neurologist and a biochemist, is professor and senior consultant at the University of Oslo, Department of Neurohabilitation.</p>

A New Approach for Epilepsy - With Ray Dingledine, Ph.D., and Bjørnar Hassel, M.D., Ph.D.