February
is Black History Month. I thought it
would be appropriate to address some of the issues regarding African Americans who have epilepsy. The data I’m
presenting here unfortunately is from the 2010 census, which is the most
current I could find. I think this
reflects the lack of resources going to help this population. About 375,000 African Americans in the United
States have epilepsy and are being treated for it. Over 20,000 new cases are
diagnosed each year.
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Monday, February 20, 2017
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Black History Month—African Americans and Epilepsy
February
is Black History Month. This is a time
to celebrate the achievements of African Americans, but also a time to evaluate
their status at this time and work to improve it.
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