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See Latest ArticlesSeasonality as a risk factor for sudden unexpected death in epilepsy: A study in a large cohort
Epilepsia, 10/30/09
Bell GS et al. – Some causes of death appear to be related to temperature, but we found no convincing evidence to support a link between temperatures or seasons and sudden unexpected death in epilepsy. It is important to identify risk factors for SUDEP, but it is also important that evidence is established before hypotheses are accepted.
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