Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Child 100%
2. Seizures 94%
3. Epilepsy 76%
4. Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy 65%
5. Absence Epilepsy 52%
6. Anticonvulsants 49%
7. Headache 43%
8. Febrile Seizures 37%
9. Migraine Disorders 33%
10. Pediatrics 29%
11. Nova Scotia 24%
12. Parents 24%
13. Electroencephalography 23%
14. Canada 22%
15. Clobazam 21%
16. Tourette Syndrome 21%
17. Neurology 21%
18. Therapeutics 21%
19. Population 20%
20. Tics 20%
21. Infantile Spasms 19%
22. Fever 19%
23. Carbamazepine 19%
24. Status Epilepticus 15%
25. Physicians 14%
26. Incidence 13%
27. Valproic Acid 13%
28. Neurologists 13%
29. Health Surveys 11%
30. Lamotrigine 11%
31. Food Supply 11%
32. Neurofibromatosis 1 11%
33. Benzodiazepines 10%
34. Clinical Protocols 10%
35. Steroids 10%
36. Lorazepam 9%
37. Exanthema 9%
38. Recurrence 9%
39. Intellectual Disability 9%
40. Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy 9%
41. Diazepam 9%
42. deflazacort 9%
43. Referral and Consultation 9%
44. Paroxysmal nonkinesigenic dyskinesia 8%
45. Meretoja syndrome 8%
46. Giant Axonal Neuropathy 8%
47. Dystonia 8%
48. Evoked Potentials 8%
49. Hyperekplexia 7%
50. Benign Neonatal Epilepsy 7%