On a yearly basis, drug seizures overall were up 28 percent, fentanyl seizures are up 80 percent and heroin seizures up 27 percent, according to CBP.
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There were 738 seizures of fentanyl in Europe in 2016, compared to 40,000 seizures of heroin.
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Both heroin and cocaine seizures rose by 51 percent, with ecstasy seizures up 245 percent, the interior ministry said.
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Although seizures, in and of themselves, aren't generally dangerous, there are noteworthy exceptions—seizures beget more seizures and "status epilepticus," a dangerous condition in which many episodes follow one another in rapid succession, can be deadly.
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Four months into the treatment, four of them stopped having seizures and three others saw the frequency of their seizures decrease.
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The DHS chief said cocaine seizures have risen nearly 40% since October, along with an uptick in heroin and methamphetamine seizures.
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Anti-epileptic medication can decrease the frequency and intensity of seizures and in some cases, particularly among children, end patients' seizures entirely.
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"The big question is whether she will have one or two seizures a year or whether she has no seizures," Mehta says.
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Scientific analyses of police seizures found large quantities of cocaine uncontaminated, whereas small-scale seizures turned up with fentanyl 14.1% of the time.
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GUPTA: There are different types of seizures, local seizures that sometimes can cause just one body part, but it would be very rare.
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The drug also saw "clinically meaningful reductions" in the frequency of seizures, Zogenix said, as well as an increase in time between seizures.
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Ross has occasionally dealt with seizures over the years, including a period in October 2011 when he suffered from two seizures on flights.
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As Harm Reduction International pointed out, however, Singapore's seizures for cannabis and methamphetamine increased 20 percent in 2016 while heroin seizures remained stable.
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This year, only 8 percent of fentanyl seizures have been made between the official ports of entry, and only 12 percent of heroin seizures.
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Ross has had a history of seizures, and was hospitalized twice in 2011 after two separate seizures occurred within 6 hours of each other.
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FIONA GUPTA: There are different types of seizures, local seizures that sometimes can cause just one body part, but it would be very rare.
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However, with so few cases of these e-cigarette-associated seizures, it's difficult to confidently assess how much vaping contributes to the reported seizures.
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Jesse Ventura: Someone very close to me was stricken with epileptic seizures at a late age and was getting three to four seizures a week.
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Medications weren't helping alleviate their seizures, so these patients were given temporary brain implants, and electrodes were used to pinpoint the focal points of their seizures.
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Over the last five years, seizures of heroin and cocaine on the southern border have fluctuated; seizures of crystal meth have risen, perhaps because of more demand; while seizures of marijuana have plummeted, probably an effect of the production of legal cannabis in the United States.
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Not all seizures are related to epilepsy An epilepsy diagnosis requires a patient to experience two or more "unprovoked" seizures that occur at least 24 hours apart.
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"The epilepsy patients whose seizures tend to trigger déjà vu have generally been patients whose seizures originate in the medial temporal region of the brain," said Cleary.
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I was diagnosed with "primary generalised epilepsy" and my seizures take the form of "generalised tonic-clonic seizures", which cause a loss of consciousness and violent muscle contractions.
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Ms. Dymeck said Patches had an unrelated back injury and recently had seizures, but the family does not know if the seizures are related to the skull surgery.
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According to the study, poachers are presently being prosecuted for single seizures, but linking smuggling networks to larger seizures would help law enforcement build stronger cases against them.
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In 2012, Iran accounted for two thirds of the world's opium seizures and one fourth of the world's heroin and morphine seizures, a U.N. report published in 2014 showed.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported a significant increase in seizures of illicit drugs, including an 80 percent increase in fentanyl seizures, and violent crime in Mexico headed higher.
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It's no coincidence that people with epilepsy whose seizures tend to trigger déjà vu are those whose seizures originate in the part of the brain most involved with memory.
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While most seizures won't cause significant brain damage, this form of the disorder, called intractable or treatment-resistant epilepsy, subjects patients to frequent, uncontrolled seizures, which can be life-threatening.
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At the same time, an olfactory profile for seizures doesn't seem entirely plausible, given how variable seizures are in nature, and the specific ways in which each individual is affected.
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In 2012, it accounted for two third of the world's opium seizures and one fourth of the world's heroin and morphine seizures, according to a U.N. report published in 2014.
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Memory loss, according to the Epilepsy Society of the UK, can happen after epileptic seizures, though most of the time, people lose memories over a period of time with smaller seizures.
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" The Fourth Amendment protects against "unreasonable searches and seizures.
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The median number of seizures for children on the drug dropped dramatically; 43 percent of the patients taking Epidiolex had just half the number of seizures they had before the trial started.
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"In those syndromes, when [Epidiolex] was added to three other seizure [medications], on average, it reduced convulsive seizures -- or 'drop seizures' -- by about 25% to 28% compared to a placebo," Devinsky said.
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"Through the first half of fiscal year 2018, methamphetamine and cocaine seizures by U.S. Customs and Border Protection are almost equal to all the 2017 seizures," said a recent NDEWS report from Texas.
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Preeclampsia can be very severe, and can lead to complications if left untreated, like seizures, placental abruption, and stroke, so sometimes people are given medication to lower their blood pressure or prevent seizures.
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" The spokesman noted that "from FY2016 through FY2017, the Postal Inspection Service achieved a 85033 percent increase in international parcel seizures, and an 880 percent increase in domestic parcel seizures related to opioids.
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Unsurprisingly, global drug seizures are also on an upward trend.
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Later symptoms of bacterial meningitis can include seizures or coma.
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He struggles to eat and sleep and suffers from seizures.
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Focal seizures occur in one isolated part of the brain.
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Billy was having 100 seizures a day at some points.
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A few years later, Mitchell, now 21, rarely has seizures.
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The boy was hospitalized on Friday after suffering several seizures.
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Less commonly, it causes neurological symptoms like seizures or confusion.
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They posted flashing animations to trigger seizures for forum visitors.
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They could argue that such seizures would directly hurt them.
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Asset seizures since the crackdown have also given investors pause.
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Seizures of pills have increased in the past five years.
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Those seizures equaled to 6.8 kilos (15 pounds) of cocaine.
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Military coups and other violent seizures of power are rare.
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SEAN HANNITY: Aren't there many seizures like that, Dr. Siegel?
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People get confused, lose consciousness, and can also suffer seizures.
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Police said it was among their ten largest seizures ever.
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In 2010 there were only 15 prison seizures of spice.
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These include learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, seizures and even death.
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They may suffer severe learning difficulties, seizures and other problems.
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Phone and password seizures were happening under the Obama administration.
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Not to mention nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, blindness, and coma.
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Penalties include imprisonment and sanctions like seizures, injunctions and fines.
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Vaping has been recently linked to lung infections and seizures.
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He had had only three seizures in his entire life.
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Clinton had suffered seizures and memory loss after her concussion.
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ABSELL: I start like getting headaches and passing out, seizures.
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The authors also encountered more extreme reactions, such as seizures.
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The county leads the state in terms of gun seizures.
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"She has 40 to 50 seizures a day," she said.
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Data on drug seizures similarly suggest a diminishing of heroin.
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Ms. Bruns had multiple sclerosis and was prone to seizures.
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Redd suffered from seizures; her prescription medicine was wildly expensive.
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It was explained to us that she would face seizures.
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For some patients, medications alone cannot free them from seizures.
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So did persecution of peasants accused of resisting grain seizures.
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Afterward, the flies were overwhelmed by seizures for several minutes.
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There are remedies for seizures: medications, devices, surgeries and diets.
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These actions have included warning letters, fines, seizures and injunctions.
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That'd be for surgery to deal with, say, focal seizures.
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Barnes, now 50, began having seizures when he was 42.
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Additionally, the legislation would establish a process to review seizures.
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Tremors, foaming at the mouth, seizures, respiratory shutdown, sometimes death.
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Chicago police average 7,000 gun seizures per year, he said.
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They long for the day when the seizures are gone.
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This caused mini seizures, which will leave him more impaired.
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Then the youths began having seizures and slipping into comas.
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In terms of methods, Wasser and his colleagues sampled the DNA of tusks taken from 38 seizures from 2006 to 2015, including seizures made in Singapore, Malawi, Hong Kong, Cameroon, and other entry ports.
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If someone eats enough of the toxin at a high enough level, it can cause neurological problems including short-term memory loss, seizures, dizziness, motor weakness, headache, seizures, cardiac arrhythmia, coma and even death.
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Many people were convinced that this flashing caused thousands of kids to experience seizures, the kind that are triggered in people with photosensitive epilepsy: a condition where rapid flashing of lights can induce seizures.
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The agency said it had observed a slight increase in the reports of seizures since last June and has identified 35 cases of seizures following use of e-cigarettes between 2010 and early 2019.
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The lion's share of seizures (60 percent) took place in Spain and the UK, although it is important to note that several countries, including France, have ceased to make public their records on drug seizures.
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She would have frequent seizures and would always need a diaper.
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Treatment can involve muscle relaxers or medications used to treat seizures.
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Half of seizures are for debts of 10,000 crowns or less.
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A rise in seizures suggests the problem may be getting worse.
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The new vaccines reduced side effects such as fever-associated seizures.
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But data suggests CBD really might be effective for treating seizures.
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They have vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, sweating, tremors, sneezing, congestion, and fevers.
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Seizures, scoliosis and feeding therapy are also parts of the diagnosis.
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In the most severe cases, cysticercosis can cause seizures and strokes.
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She had autism and suffered from constipation, feeding intolerance and seizures.
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The M.E.'s report says his seizures typically occurred months apart.
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"They had brain seizures, severe bleeding from the torture," he says.
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At one point, Lincoln was suffering from 200 seizures a day.
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Abnormally low blood glucose can cause seizures and loss of consciousness.
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Pod ingestion can also cause seizures or comas, according to AAPCC.
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If seizures do occur, additional anti-seizure medication may be given.
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Maynard's brain tumor caused her to suffer frequent seizures, for example.
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My seizures were under control, but my life began to crumble.
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He pored over X-rays taken after one of my seizures.
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The potential for asset seizures would keep executives up at night.
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Drug seizures are down, mostly because less marijuana is coming in.
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These symptoms are generally neurological, including seizures, headaches, dizziness and nausea.
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Symptoms include seizures, visual impairment, dementia, and loss of motor skills.
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His mental health has suffered and he is prone to seizures.
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In the spring of 2016, your seizures became a monthly ordeal.
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Heat stroke can cause confusion, seizures and even death, he said.
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TMZ broke the story ... Wayne suffered multiple seizures Sunday in Chicago.
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"We see seizures after abrupt changes in opiate use," Dharia said.
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In severe cases, nicotine poisoning can cause seizures or even death.
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He would have seizures on the train and not come home.
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Wayne has been unable to get his recent seizures under control.
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He wakes up screaming in the night and suffers from seizures.
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Slightly fewer patients experienced neurological events, such as seizures and hallucinations.
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However, such seizures are rare outside the mainly Kurdish southeastern provinces.
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Mr. Bell said he had seizures for years after the attack.
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The rapper says the seizures were a massive wake-up call.
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Your last moments can include cardiac arrest, choking and violent seizures.
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And epileptic patients are struggling with seizures due to drug shortages.
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These are people who want their children to suffer less seizures.
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It's a heartbreaking thing to raise a child who has seizures.
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Whether seizures or premonitions, they lend the novel little forward momentum.
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Do students have Fourth Amendment protections against "unreasonable searches and seizures"?
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Clearly, the record-breaking seizures haven't put a dent in prices.
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Schuele says it takes courage to seize these seizures up front.
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There have not yet been land seizures, according to CBS News.
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And some people with epilepsy have devices implanted to tame seizures.
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"This plant has reduced the seizures by 80 percent," he said.
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He was thinking of him as someone with new-onset seizures.
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Four Christmases ago, her daughter Emma Grace suffered two severe seizures.
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Mr. Mugabe's relatives were among the beneficiaries of the land seizures.
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Undeterred, Prince Mohammed has resorted to arrests, asset seizures and shakedowns.
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Stress and fatigue, both of them factors in seizures, are common.
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The boy's head hit the wall, and he started having seizures.
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Her brother has had seizures since he was 5, she said.
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She had two seizures in the following hours, Mr. Esswein said.
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A severe stimulant overdose can cause seizures, heart attack or stroke.
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And Pennsylvania has seen an increase in seizures of ghost guns.
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The discovery has not yet led to any arrests or seizures.
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If it's severe enough, it can lead to seizures, Bell explained.
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"It can lead to coma, seizures and eventually death," Krishnan said.
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It increased domestic seizures by 880% in the same time frame.
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Serious side effects, including allergic reactions and febrile seizures, are rare.
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More severe symptoms include disorientation, seizures and coma, the CDC said.
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Once confirmed, they are legally enforceable through asset seizures if necessary.
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Abdul-Ghani had seizures and needed constant care and medical attention.
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Patches and pills make up a large chunk of those seizures.
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Synthetic cannabinoids accounted for almost 61 percent of "new drug" seizures.
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Wayne has said he's epileptic and has suffered seizures since childhood.
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Furthermore, neurologic problems like epileptic seizures and dysphagia appeared with age.
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Surgery is suggested when medication fails to control seizures and physicians can pinpoint the exact area of the brain where seizures originate, as long as operating on that area won't interfere with speech, language or motor function.
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"Our seizures are the equivalent of something more than 50% of all the seizures in the Western Hemisphere so there is no country in the world that is doing what Colombia is doing against drugs," he said.
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Last year police arrested 22 people in connection with seizures of fakes.
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Epilepsy is a general term for several diagnoses that involve recurring seizures.
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"Mike" mentioned his seizures and sent him a video of strobe lights.
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However, preventing seizures in patients who are light-sensitive can be tricky.
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She suffered from seizures, had difficulty concentrating and trouble with her memory.
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They'd have seizures and convulsions, before slipping in and out of consciousness.
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Charlotte's mother was taking levetiracetam, an anticonvulsant drug used to treat seizures.
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Those can cause seizures, heart attacks, frightening hallucinations, and sometimes even death.
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We had a 95 percent reduction in seizures right of the bat.
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The rep did not confirm whether reports of multiple seizures were true.
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I've had a bunch of seizures; y'all just never hear about it.
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Constant seizures for 45 mins in car to vet 45 mins away.
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"My baby had 2 more seizures last PM," she wrote on Twitter.
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Opioid overdose can cause seizures from lack of oxygen to the brain.
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The fevers left her blind, brain damaged and suffering from constant seizures.
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Adelaide, who spent nearly her entire life battling seizures, died on Oct.
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And each one led to another disappointment as the seizures continued unabated.
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The seizures will appear slowly, perhaps only occurring once every few weeks.
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Some considered bringing capital back to Russia, fearing asset freezes and seizures.
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RJ and PL say when they found Coco she was having seizures.
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You began taking a medicine, called Keppra, to control your occasional seizures.
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Katz says those with XP can also develop neurological complications, including seizures.
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Cannabidiol cut the average number of monthly seizures from 12.9 to 5.4.
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Some of the symptoms, like the seizures, could be managed by medications.
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However, the FDA said it's unclear whether e-cigarettes caused the seizures.
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It's unclear whether using e-cigarettes causes these seizures, the FDA says.
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Read This Next: Sneezing, Crying, Seizures: Just Some Rare Orgasm Side Effects
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In his suit, Hilburn says he suffers myoclonic dystonia ... which causes seizures.
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Just two years later, seizures were down by approximately one million pounds.
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The treatment is also not recommended for people with seizures or epilepsy.
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Wayne's representatives confirmed to the site that he had suffered multiple seizures.
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Another is epilepsy; some severely affected children have seizures every few minutes.
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In the first few months of fiscal 2018, seizures soared to 146.
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Countless other raids and seizures demonstrate that the problem is getting worse.
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During the duration of our career, probably seized over 400 different seizures.
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He still suffers from seizures and needs regular monitoring, medication and treatment.
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"Judge Saguto was considered the Falcone for Mafia seizures," Lari told me.
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Benzodiazepines are prescribed for anxiety, insomnia and seizures, and opioids for pain.
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Trevor's seizures continued unabated, tormenting him more than 100 times a day.
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Later symptoms include stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance, seizures and hallucinations.
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Though reporting is lacking, figures of drug seizures show a steep rise.
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Abdul-Ghani suffers from hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy and suffers seizures, Ramzi said.
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Others swear by it for helping with PTSD or anxiety or seizures.
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Users report a significant reduction in the number and frequency of seizures.
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I've experienced two types of seizures as a result of my tumor.
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Princess's seizures grew worse, and she spent considerable time in the hospital.
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Premature birth, low birth weight and seizures are among the problems reported.
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" The Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution forbids "unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Last summer, she began having seizures, though they have subsided with medication.
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Eventually, he suffered seizures, a movement disorder and a severe developmental delay.
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Mila was having fewer seizures, and they were not lasting as long.
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U.S. customs reports drug seizures up 28503 percent over the past year.
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He couldn't walk properly and suffered frequent seizures, his mother told CNN.
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He had seizures and needed constant care and medical attention, Ramzi said.
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He was in his own home, and it happened anyway, his seizures.
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The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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He had cerebral palsy with spastic quadriplegia, seizures, and a feeding tube.
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They were unable to provide the number of bike or scooter seizures.
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They include vomiting, seizures, weakness, a lack of coordination, collapse and death.
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The squalling infants are at risk for seizures and hard to comfort.
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Neither can speak; Betty is wheelchair-bound and has seizures every day.
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However, the symptoms did not go away and Zhu continued experiencing seizures.
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The lawsuit argues that the seizures violate the First and Fourth Amendments.
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But Daniel's seizures worsened, seemingly weakening his ability to support his head.
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"So, you may well see a few more significant seizures," he added.
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His head struck a wall and he suffered seizures during the night.
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The Fourth Amendment, of course, protects Americans from unreasonable searches and seizures.
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The weekly record tracks with annual seizures, which are also trending upward.
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The disease has also caused her to have seizures in the past.
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Unfortunately, the seizures cannot be predicted or prevented, and they are disruptive.
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He also suffered seizures in 2013 -- one of which was nearly fatal.
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We're told Cameron had been dealing with seizures triggered by his epilepsy.
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Seizures, or fits, occur after an unanticipated electrical discharge in the brain.
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Among children taking cannabidiol, the decrease in the frequency of convulsive seizures -- which involve a loss of consciousness, stiffened muscles and jerking movements -- was 214 percentage points greater than the decrease in seizures among children taking a placebo.
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But then it happened again, and this time the seizures were lasting longer.
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At very high blood lead levels, vomiting, seizures and even death can result.
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When the children made noise, it sometimes triggered Sofia to have more seizures.
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First, the high-THC marijuana has almost completely eradicated Abby's grand mal seizures.
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Now that Abby is essentially free of grand mal seizures, she's made strides.
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Epilepsy Epilepsy is a neurological condition that causes people to have recurring seizures.
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The same town where they recently tainted the water and gave girls seizures.
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Other genetic mutations don't cause epilepsy but can increase patients' susceptibility to seizures.
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FDA officials said the drug reduced seizures when combined with older epilepsy drugs.
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The NTSB report said Chappell had a history of hypertension, diabetes and seizures.
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If seizures are rising, so too is the amount of drugs getting through.
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For some, the government seizures in those years presented an opportunity to buy.
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More serious side effects can include seizures and growth delays, according to Villapiano.
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That can lead to seizures, problems speaking, progressively worse dementia, coma, and death.
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He kind of had little tonic motions, just kind of indicative of seizures.
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Then Yuna began having seizures , often sending the Lees to the emergency room.
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"After a few weeks we didn't see any seizures at all," Parush said.
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Movie theaters are warning people that Incredibles 2 could trigger seizures or migraines.
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The procedure would reduce his likelihood of seizures and further brain damage, too.
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Canada relies on information from police and border officials on seizures of cannabis.
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The chaotic land seizures under Mugabe contributed to the country&aposs economic deterioration.
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There have been a handful of reports of seizures related to kratom use.
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Speaking of seizures, Ronnie's storyline opens with a mass seizure at Riverdale High.
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Currently, Douglass uses Vagus Nerve Stimulation (or VNS) Therapy to manage his seizures.
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Seizures of specimens are not allowed when permits are invalid, fraudulent or dubious.
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At age 11, Bramblitt suffered a troubling number of seizures, more than ever.
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Then a stiff neck, seizures and hallucinations begin as the infection becomes worse.
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At-home births were also associated with an increased risk of neonatal seizures.
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I mean, typically seizures will generalize, so I can't say that's a seizure.
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Seizures in the brain are possible, as is sudden violent or psychotic behavior.
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"I was in the hospital two weeks ago after two seizures," she says.
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That family has a daughter who has seizures and needs four different medications.
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Pet owners give CBD to animals suffering from cancer, seizures and other ailments.
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Bryan decided to quit after repeatedly suffering concussions — which then led to seizures.
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The resulting infection generally causes seizures, hallucinations and eventually death – within five days.
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The bill also would create a process for reviewing seizures in structuring cases.
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There have been notable seizures of the drug south of the border, however.
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" He suggested the land seizures were leading to "large scale killing of farmers.
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A kid should not be punished for his seizures being brought under control.
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Women may suffer from stroke, seizures, organ failure and in rare cases, death.
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Molaison, however, was psychologically intact — but the locus of his seizures was unknown.
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Take the challenge Epilepsy is a disorder in the brain that causes seizures.
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Her daughter, now 36, started having seizures when she was 7 months old.
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Some children never have seizures again, while many others -- like Trevor Foltz -- relapse.
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Use of Juuls has also potentially been tied to seizures, Bloomberg News reported.
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In a statement, Nuevo Leon said 11 officials were targeted in the seizures.
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Conoco has used legal seizures of Venezuelan oil assets to enforce earlier claims.
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The amendments protect against unreasonable searches and seizures, and guarantee equal protection, respectively.
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Seizures, visual and hearing impairments, and hyperactivity may all appear late, he said.
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"He cannot walk and suffers seizures and requires constant medical attention," Ramzi said.
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Seizures of fentanyl at the Southwest United States border are on the rise.
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He prescribed me Equetro, an anticonvulsant used to treat seizures and bipolar disorder.
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And in 2004, Nintendo was accused of knowing that its games caused seizures.
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The toddler couldn't breathe, eat, or sit up unassisted, and suffered frequent seizures.
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Seizures, lethargy and other problems have been reported in children using the products.
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If so, Jade could face more seizures, even without the flu, Phillips said.
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Symptoms include high fever, vomiting and, in severe cases, seizures, paralysis and coma.
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Critics believe that violates Americans' Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Ohio, that state judges must throw out evidence from illegal searches and seizures.
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The child had a condition that provoked seizures and prevented him from walking.
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Authorities have discovered the same disguise method in seizures in Kenya and Mozambique.
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But the fines and property seizures have done little to stop bad behavior.
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She begins to experience seizures and an attraction to a classmate (Kaya Wilkins).
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Such poisonings can be deadly and can cause seizures, comas and respiratory arrest.
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Seizures of heroin, fentanyl and methamphetamine are up sharply over the last year.
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Then, after working for more than a decade, she started having epileptic seizures.
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Two seizures occurred the same week deputies took the money in Simmons's possession.
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The FDA continues to investigate reports of seizures through its Safety Reporting Portal.
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They Let Their 15-Year-Old Son Smoke Pot to Stop His Seizures.
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They were also given medication to suppress seizures and an antidote, like atropine.
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It stunted his cognitive development and led to regular seizures, leaving him bedbound.
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She can have five seizures in a day, sometimes as many as 30.
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Ideally, the treatment will ameliorate the seizures and allow more normal brain functions.
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Finding a government official to speak about the business seizures was not easy.
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João Lucas suffered serious symptoms: seizures, breathing difficulties, trouble with muscles and joints.
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Many other children also struggled with memory problems, stunted growth, anemia and seizures.
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In recent months, authorities have announced several seizures of homemade bombs and explosives.
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For much of her life, she could tell when the seizures might come.
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But Eduarda also suffers from seizures, muscle problems, impaired vision, and problems eating.
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The value of asset seizures has more than doubled during the Obama administration.
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He had suffered epileptic seizures since he was four years old, she said.
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Lil Wayne had been hospitalized for seizures, but he was in stable condition.
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Indonesia and Thailand have also made record seizures of the drug this year.
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There have also been a few case reports of liver problems and seizures.
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"When your infant's body is being racked by 40 seizures every single day, you do not have three business days to play Russian roulette, waiting for a medication that could stop his seizures and right your world again," Danielle said.
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The hope for critics of civil forfeiture is that the Supreme Court's decision on Wednesday will make it easier to fight such seizures — and civil forfeiture in general — in court, or perhaps deter police from the seizures to begin with.
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Drug Seizures Across Europe: Here's the latest drug seizure data compiled by the EMCDDA, with all seizures reported in 2014 except for the Netherlands, which shared data from 2012, and Finland and the UK, which both shared data from 8003.
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A bouncy kid, Santhouse suffered seizures in elementary school, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Diagnosed with epilepsy at just 4-months-old, the seizures began to happen daily.
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"They removed the portion of his brain that was producing the seizures," Mallory said.
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She hasn't had to go to the hospital for seizures in Colorado at all.
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Geartz, who uses a wheelchair, had a service dog to help with the seizures.
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But the other 30% of epilepsy patients cannot control their seizures with available treatment.
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DBS is commonly used to manage neurological conditions like Parkinson's disease and epileptic seizures.
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But doctors shouldn't be content with just reducing the number of seizures, French said.
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The couple said they obliged, only for Brill's seizures to return just hours later.
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More than 40 ppl sent strobes once they found out they could trigger seizures.
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When taken with other medications, it reduced the frequency of seizures compared to placebos.
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Within two hours, the animal began vomiting, experienced seizures and died 12 hours later.
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Newspapers have variously described the coffin seizures in Jiangxi as "barbaric", "inhuman" and "unlawful".
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In the placebo group, they had about 14 seizures a month, instead of 15.
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They also said it would be extremely difficult to control her seizures with medications.
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Febrile seizures following flu vaccination are possible but very rare, according to the experts.
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Precious, who went "everywhere" with Lineburger, helped him with his seizures, according to WFTX.
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Thelma genuinely struggles with her attraction to Anja, which triggers several of her seizures.
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Between the doctor's appointments and the seizures, I missed a fair amount of school.
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Seizures can sometime be pleasurable, and can be triggered by these sorts of things.
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Patients often experience prolonged and severe seizures early in life, along with developmental delays.
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Early the next morning, Caal started having seizures, the Post reported, citing CBP records.
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Originally, Penfield was looking for a way to treat patients who suffered epileptic seizures.
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Davidonis sent them away, explaining that Mason often was irrational and incoherent after seizures.
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Another noted that he was seized by pain and seizures, as were other workers.
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There, rapid land seizures panicked investors, causing them to flee the market in droves.
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The researchers also find that the price of cocaine rises while cocaine seizures drop.
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Brain damage, seizures, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease The list of purported maladies goes on.
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Courtney's mother, Jennifer, suffered eclampsia and had four seizures just days before Courtney's birth.
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The symptoms included everything from headaches, nausea, and vomiting to disorientation, agitation, and seizures.
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He later blocked federal cooperation on many asset seizures that enrich local police departments.
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Because the disease starts with unexplained seizures, many patients are misdiagnosed as being epileptic.
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The sites began publicizing false evidence that Clinton was frail and suffered from seizures.
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While in high school, he began growing cannabis to help prevent his epileptic seizures.
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Nor should our iPhones or Android devices be subject to unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Authorities say she was suffering from some sort of eating disorder which triggered seizures.
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Because I was having tonic-clonic seizures I also wasn't legally allowed to drive.
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That constitutional right safeguards US citizens against warrantless searches and seizures by their government.
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It comes down to the Fourth Amendment, your protection from unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Seizures and vomiting are not uncommon when blood is putting pressure on the brain.
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There was some numbness in her face and hands, and she would develop seizures.
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But the drug had only been approved for treating seizures, bipolar disorder and migraines.
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Mr. Templesman said the free port's embrace of confidentiality made such seizures more complicated.
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There were the surprise mass seizures at Secret Garden Party in Cambridgeshire last summer.
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Those can have severe side effects such as seizures and organ failure, she said.
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Day left the ring on a stretcher and had seizures en route to hospital.
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When she was just 7 months old, Adelaide started having multiples seizures every day.
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The total number of enforcement actions like levies, liens and seizures has similarly plummeted.
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Jonathan was loading a storage container when Trevor had his first cluster of seizures.
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These trips give Trevor respite from the daily seizures that rock his everyday world.
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Later symptoms can include stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance, seizures, hallucinations, and coma.
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Seizures or convulsions are known potential side effects of nicotine toxicity, the FDA said.
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She said her son cannot walk and suffers seizures, and requires constant medical attention.
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Failure to treat epilepsy, in turn, can lead to recurrent, dangerous, life-disrupting seizures.
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Disney is warning moviegoers that their new film Incredibles 217 could cause epileptic seizures.
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It controlled the seizures, but left her with unpleasant side effects: nausea, headaches, exhaustion.
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Light-induced seizures have been fought with lawsuits and TV bans in the past.
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Often in epilepsy, seizures originate from one scarred or damaged region of brain tissue.
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The FDA says pure caffeine can cause vomiting, diarrhea, erratic heartbeat, seizures and death.
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But in 1987, Mr. Muñiz began having violent seizures — eight or 10 a day.
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Chloroquine's side effects include seizures, nausea, vomiting, deafness, vision changes and low blood pressure.
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But in states where the BJP has taken power, cow seizures have ramped up.
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He's saved this country millions of dollars in seizures of illegal plants and food.
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ESPN spoke with his mom who said he has a history of seizures. pic.twitter.
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She had experienced seizures throughout her pregnancy, but hadn't anticipated one during her birth.
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Sometimes these problematic blood vessels cause symptoms such as minor seizures, Dr. Wechsler said.
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Seizures can sometimes be pleasurable, and can be triggered by these sorts of things.
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Every year, children in India go to the hospital for fever, convulsions, and seizures.
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Phocine distemper causes lung infections and seizures as it attacks the seal's brain tissue.
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For Jennifer, 39, from Austin, Texas, smoking weed helps with her psychogenic nonepileptic seizures.
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The Food and Drug Administration is examining Juul's role in seizures, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
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Some patients experience difficulty with language after surgery, but seizures are stopped in most.
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Sullivan began administering CBD for Devon's symptoms and soon her seizures were under control.
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One analysis from Ohio, however, found fentanyl in 12% of retail-level cocaine seizures.
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"Absolutely it's not everything," he said of the four seizures in 2015 and 2016.
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Farm seizures, as described in the Fox report, are not ongoing in South Africa.
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I watched my son suffer seizures in the relative safety of his own home.
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Possible symptoms include headaches, seizures, blurred vision and sometimes difficulty with thinking or speaking.
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Annual seizures of meth in Afghanistan in 2010 were tiny—just a few kilos.
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His mother has said he couldn't walk, suffered seizures and required constant medical attention.
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His mother had said he couldn't walk, suffered seizures and required constant medical attention.
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Investigators also found that the driver had a history of hypertension, diabetes and seizures.
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The frequency of Eddie's seizures has slowed, and he now sleeps through the night.
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But her seizures continued and she began to have odd lapses in her memory.
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"He is starting to have seizures now, which is unfortunate," Engel continues of Henry.
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Instead, it allowed for such seizures based on the lower standard of reasonable suspicion.
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The genetic disorder causes tumors in vital organs, leading to frequent seizures, and Mrs.
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The letter noted that failure to comply could result in fines, seizures or injunction.
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Government seizures of fins exceeded 1,400 kg (3,100 lb) this year, official data show.
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Brooke was having 20 seizures a month when she first saw him for treatment.
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He had reportedly suffered a series of seizures related to his cough syrup use.
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Mithoff said the child continues to have seizures and has an abnormal electroencephalogram reading.
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Lil Wayne's a lil workhorse ... working again 2 days after suffering TWO scary seizures.
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This limits police seizures in two ways: It forces cops to show the suspect was actually involved in a crime after the property is seized, and it can deter future unfounded seizures for profit, since police know they'll need to prove a crime.
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This limits police seizures in two ways: It forces cops to show the suspect was actually involved in a crime after the property is seized, and it can deter future unfounded seizures for profit since police know they'll need to prove a crime.
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According to an analysis of 100 DEA cash seizures that featured no court-issued warrant or presence of narcotics, the OIG found that the DEA could not verify in 56 cases that such seizures advanced or were related to ongoing criminal investigations.
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These patients have already had craniotomies and electrodes implanted so that doctors can monitor them and pinpoint the focal points of their seizures; while these patients are in hospital waiting for seizures to happen, researchers swoop in with requests of their own.
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Other seizures gave authorities a deeper view of the internal workings of WikiLeaks, including one of the earliest known seizures of WikiLeaks-related data, executed on December 14, 2010, when the messages and user information of several WikiLeaks-linked Twitter accounts were ordered.
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Rosenstein said the 2015 policy had a chilling effect on seizures by local law enforcement.
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Instead of having two grand mal seizures a week, she was having two a day.
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Over the last three months, she has had an average of six seizures per month.
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Because of the severity of his seizures, his parents decided to homeschool the energetic boy.
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Wayne, who is epileptic, has been hospitalized several times over the years due to seizures.
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He said that during treatment for an infection, doctors found she was having constant seizures.
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This genetic marker was located near a gene that's known to be associated with seizures.
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The sickened manatees are often in a near unconscious state, suffering seizures and facial ticks.
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I ended up having seizures and the ambulance came and took me to the hospital.
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Rarely, febrile seizures have been reported, though these are not associated with long-term effects.
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"Most describe serious adverse events, like seizures," said Lyndsay Meyer, a spokeswoman for the FDA.
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It can cause vomiting and headaches and in extreme cases, seizures, comas, and even death.
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Blocking Nav226 might impact the brain, causing double vision, confusion, balance problems, or even seizures.
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The US Attorney's Office called it one of the largest drug seizures in US history.
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She has significant intellectual disabilities as a result of seizures very early in her childhood.
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As TV cameras rolled in the New Haven park, people passed out or had seizures.
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The New York Daily News reported that she has Multiple Sclerosis and suffered from seizures.
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Plagued with body-rattling seizures and inconsolable crying, she could not speak, walk or stand.
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He died in 1860 in San Francisco of a seizures related to his brain injury.
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Doctors put the baby on one drug after another to try to stop the seizures.
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Medical records show he had severe migraines, seizures, memory loss, and difficulty controlling his movements.
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It's so scary, in fact, it comes with a warning that it may trigger seizures.
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His seizures were controlled with a pharmaceutical-grade cannabis oil that is made in Canada.
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In addition to seizures, other neurological symptoms that have been reported include fainting and tremors.
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"She has significant intellectual disabilities as a result of seizures very early in her childhood."
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But his trauma is extreme, triggering regular epileptic seizures he can only control with drugs.
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The signs of marijuana toxicity are impaired coordination, drooling, vomiting, lethargy, depression, seizures and coma.
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Meth seizures in Mexico increased from 843 kilograms in 284 to 29.4 tons in 215.
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It wants Zimbabwe-style seizures, with all land passing to the ownership of the state.
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For dogs, however, the theobromine found in cocoa beans can cause vomiting, diarrhoea and seizures.
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The data shows a dramatic increase in methamphetamine or "yaba" pill seizures beginning in 2015.
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If left untreated, the toxin attacks the brain causing lethargy, disorientation, seizures and even death.
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According to Europol, seizures of fake pharmaceuticals at EU borders in recent years have fallen.
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Then, they might develop psychological symptoms like hallucinations, delusions, and agitation, and eventually, epileptic seizures.
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CBD has been gaining attention recently for its potential benefits among children suffering from seizures.
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The FDA on Wednesday again encouraged people to report if they had seizures after vaping.
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We broke the story Lil Wayne was hospitalized Sunday after suffering several multiple epileptic seizures.
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Symptoms of hyponatremia can range from nausea, vomiting, and confusion to seizures, coma, and death.
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However, the FDA said it's unclear whether e-cigarettes caused the seizures in these cases.
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After exposure to high doses, human symptoms can include vomiting, tremors or shakiness and seizures.
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Striped patterns can cause seizures and headaches in much the same way as flicker does.
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Meth seizures in Mexico increased from 22009 kilograms in 2207 to 284 tons in 13.
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The Fourth Amendment's prohibition on "unreasonable searches and seizures," for example, is not self-defining.
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"Worse case scenarios include schizophrenic-like psychosis, heart attack, stroke, seizures and death," Shain added.
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Last year, researchers found qualitative similarities between the destabilization of chimera states and epileptic seizures.
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We've got cancer-detecting dogs, dogs that predict seizures, seeing eye dogs, and arson dogs.
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The majority of drug seizures in Mexico still largely consist of heroin, cocaine and methamphetamines.
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When they arrived, Jakelin had a fever of 105.9, was having seizures, and wasn't breathing.
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We don't know what causes her seizures — two-thirds of people with epilepsy don't know.
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The ancient writ is obtrusive by nature to protect Americans from arbitrary searches and seizures.
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Ms. Pearson's son was having at least 24 seizures a year despite anti-seizure medication.
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Manafort has said those searches violated his Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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The DEA reports that fentanyl seizures increased from 28500 in 6900 to 2628,28503 in 22019.
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Chemicals in laundry pods can cause seizures, coma, severe breathing impairments, eye damage and burns.
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The police said they had recently targeted the area for arrests and seizures of K2.
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His mother had said he cannot walk and suffers seizures, and requires constant medical attention.
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He cannot walk and suffers from seizures, requiring constant care and medical attention, she said.
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Poll after poll reveals broad public support for stronger protections against unjust and baseless seizures.
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Fentanyl drug seizures subsided for a while, but in 2014, they spiked in 10 states.
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Jakelin began having seizures roughly eight hours after being taken into custody with her father.
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Wayne has suffered seizures while flying before, and the doctors felt it was too risky.
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Clinical studies have found THC to be a pain reliever, antioxidant, and suppressor of seizures.
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As the father of a four-year-old boy who's prone to seizures, I worry.
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The FDA is also looking into reports of seizures linked with the Juul, Bloomberg reported.
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Whether Hanjin can fend off ship seizures will depend on the jurisdictions involved, lawyers said.
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Common complications of moyamoya include vision impairment, trouble speaking and moving, developmental issues and seizures.
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Novartis said Afinitor cuts seizures in phase III study in patients with tuberous sclerosis complex.
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May's speech on Wednesday suggested she was not ready to press forward with asset seizures.
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Severe cases are also associated with facial deformities, seizures, and very short stature and dwarfism.
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Police falsehoods also impede judges' efforts to enforce constitutional limits on police searches and seizures.
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But a child who had seizures for three days would not qualify for an exemption.
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Though she survived, the virus caused microcephaly and cerebral palsy, and Jasleen regularly had seizures.
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ICE does critical work for the American people: protecting children from exploitation, investigating narcotics seizures.
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Horacia nurses Hollanda, subject to epileptic seizures and beaten nearly to death, back to health.
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The agency announced an investigation into whether e-cigarettes can cause seizures earlier this year.
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Exercise-associated hyponatremia can lead to altered mental status, seizures, pulmonary edema and even death.
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The kids created a game called "Billy Touch": If you got tagged, you had seizures.
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These included dangers from exploding batteries and seizures and high levels of vaping among teenagers.
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Rick Bennett said the seizures are a small price to pay for his son's life.
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He is deaf and suffers from persistent seizures, and appears to have suffered brain damage.
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If it does not pay the arbitration award, Ecuador could be exposed to asset seizures.
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The treatment sent her cancer into remission, but one of the spinal injections triggered seizures.
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"In almost all of our major seizures and arrests, we're encountering weapons," Mr. Rosenberg said.
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The FTC frequently takes action against subscription trap operations, resulting in fines and asset seizures.
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Torres Varela was vacationing in St. Thomas during Irma and experienced three seizures, Luz said.
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However, this may not last, and there is no sign of drug seizures going down.
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For you, it can lead to excessive internal and external bleeding, seizures, and liver damage.
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Mohamud contends the program violates the Constitution's Fourth Amendment prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Her seizures can be triggered by stress, by being happy, by exerting herself -- almost anything.
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As a result of the aneurysm, she had other complications including a stroke and seizures.
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Twitter will block animated PNGs, after trolls used them to trigger seizures in epilepsy sufferers.
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These include spasticity, seizures, irritability, feeding difficulties, eyesight problems and evidence of severe brain abnormalities.
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Jenkins would also give overtime pay as a reward for gun seizures, former detectives testified.
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She has seizures and choking spells because of both the deformities and the Rett syndrome.
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The warning letter noted that failure to comply could result in fines, seizures or injunction.
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Seizures are known to be a possible side effect of nicotine poisoning, the FDA said.
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A trip 22028 the hospital revealed I was epileptic & prone to seizures at any time.
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None seemed to stop the seizures, according to Sullivan, but cannabis oil seemed to work.
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For decades, people have slammed the chemical, saying it causes cancer, seizures, and neurological problems.
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Ricin is a poison that can cause nausea, diarrhea, fast heart rate, seizures, and death.
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The checkpoints have been used primarily for drug seizures in recent years, with the Border Patrol reporting seizures of more than 22019 tons of marijuana, 200 pounds of fentanyl, 2,717 pounds of cocaine, 405 pounds of heroin and 6,366 pounds of methamphetamine in fiscal 85033.
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The asset seizures would be the first action linked to 1MDB taken by the U.S. government.
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"Inflammatory conditions may cause memory problems, seizures, and trouble with vision or hearing," Dr. Tarawneh says.
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More serious issues may arise for VR users with heart conditions, anxiety or who experience seizures.
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They told us it wasn't a big deal and that a lot of kids have seizures.
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Marijuana has been shown to have potential health benefits such as treating seizures and managing pain.
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Seizures, difficulty breathing, lethargy and excessive sleepiness are symptoms of belladonna poisoning, according to the FDA.
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Here's what you need to know about epilepsy, seizures and its impact on patients' general health.
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It&aposs not yet clear why the ingredient, known as CBD, reduces seizures in some people.
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Finding enough medicine to quell Charles' destructive seizures is their primary challenge — then along comes Laura.
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Wilson died in March after she developed an infection and suffered seizures, according to the Oregonian.
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They're going to use the wires to search Dickerson's brain for the source of her seizures.
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Recent data, however, suggests it's effective for treating seizures, including Dravet syndrome and Lennox-Gastaut syndrome.
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Obviously there is no equivalence to be drawn between Denmark's proposed policy and the Nazi seizures.
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TMZ broke the story ... Wayne was hospitalized Sunday night in Chicago after suffering multiple epileptic seizures.
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Since the surgery, Anias has suffered multiple seizures, in addition to having his skull cap removed.
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They say it could run afoul of the U.S. Constitution's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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The symptoms can range from stomach problems, confusion, short-term memory loss, seizures, and even death.
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As of August 2234, the FDA had received 287 reports of seizures or other neurological symptoms.
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For one thing, it's not clear that the antibodies actually cause seizures by attacking brain cells.
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Kratom has been linked to seizures and respiratory depression, but deaths related to it appear rare.
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"I had migraines, pseudo-seizures and depression, and I was not able to function," she says.
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He has spent his life in and out of hospitals, sometimes enduring 100 seizures a day.
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His whole body then began to experience seizures and he started arching his neck and back.
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The sudden seizures that may or may not have supernatural origins will feel much less so.
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She was placed on medication, but the seizures were resistant to the medicine and were ineffective.
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Even seizures of criminal proceeds in America are a mere "pin prick", according to an official.
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Thursday's seizures mark the latest in a string of law enforcement action aimed at booter services.
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This rare combination can be deadly since together it causes daily seizures that can kill him.
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Taking kratom is also linked to serious side effects like seizures, liver damage, and withdrawal symptoms.
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They say it also could run afoul of the Constitution's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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These pulses are sent throughout the day at regular intervals to stop seizures before they start.
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Eating it can cause vomiting, bloody diarrhea, seizures, organ failure, and, rarely, death, the CDC says.
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Klonopin is a type of Benzodiazepine used to treat symptoms of anxiety, panic disorders and seizures.
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They found that more patrolling was associated with no change in the level of heroin seizures.
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Anias suffered a few seizures on Saturday, including one that lasted for 45 minutes, Christian said.
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The seizures have since been brought under control with the anti-seizure medicine Ativan, he said.
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Evelyn was in the room for both Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) and Ethel's on-camera seizures.
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Seizures of it in Arab countries represent a third of all amphetamines seized around the world.
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Gottlieb warned that it's not yet clear from the FDA's reports that vaping caused the seizures.
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The airports with the largest number of firearms seizures were in the South and the West.
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Each year, hundreds of children in India alone may be hospitalized with fever, convulsions and seizures.
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But symptoms can worsen within hours, and can include serious complications like seizures, paralysis and coma.
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Rubella was known to cause deafness, blindness, heart disease, neuromuscular tightness, seizures and extreme intellectual disabilities.
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Her Dravet Syndrome—which causes severe seizures—is caused by a single T to G mutation.
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The woman has intellectual disabilities as a result of childhood seizures, and is bedridden and nonverbal.
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This is evidenced, he said, by a drop in the number of seizures at the border.
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The NHS says it can cause serious problems such as seizures, blurred vision and skin rashes.
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As we first reported ... the official causes of death included brain disease, lung cancer and seizures.
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Inconsistent levels of belladonna can cause seizures, excessive sleepiness, muscle weakness and skin flushing in children.
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When I regain consciousness from these seizures, I have no recollection of the previous 24 hours.
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You don't get a diagnosis of "has seizures"—a seizure is a sign of something else.
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The girl collapsed and went into seizures, later dying of dehydration and low sodium, prosecutors said.
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He has written that in the past others have unsuccessfully attempted to induce seizures through email.
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"It's the right of the people to protect themselves against unlawful search and seizures," Rotenberg said.
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Nationwide, fentanyl seizures by CBP increased from 459 pounds in 2016 to 1,296 pounds last year.
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And those flashes are so powerful that the gadget instructions warn you it could cause seizures.
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One patient is a girl with severe cerebral palsy and seizures who comes twice a week.
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By his sophomore year in high school, he was having two or three seizures a month.
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There's a lot of noise made when these big seizures happen––a lot of showing off.
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Dafner, 20143, suffered so many seizures as an adult that his mind turned off, she said.
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Eventually, onset ALD results in blindness, deafness, seizures, progressive dementia, and eventually permanent paralysis or death.
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He had seizures before arriving, then had emergency brain surgery, but he remains in a coma.
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It's an option for those patients who have not responded to other treatments to control seizures.
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Many people don't know they have it until it causes them to faint or have seizures.
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But more than a year later, on that day in the backyard, the seizures had returned.
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He was first given the steroid prednisone, only to still suffer about 10 seizures a day.
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He cited skyrocketing drug seizures by county police since the checkpoints were left empty in March.
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Survivors can experience permanent brain damage that results in seizures, mental impairment, and even personality changes.
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She suffered from seizures and was no longer able to breathe without the ventilator Monday night.
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A major clinical trial showed that an experimental drug derived from cannabis significantly reduced epileptic seizures.
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But the seizures have upset dealers who say the sudden confiscations are a heavy-handed approach.
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His death was confirmed by his wife, Tzili Charney, who said he had had several seizures.
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Between 2016 and last year there was a 34.7 percent drop in seizures by total weight.
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She wasn't actually having seizures while she was having the EEGs, so they weren't being captured.
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For celiac patients, eating gluten can cause symptoms ranging from abdominal pain and vomiting to seizures.
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With the higher purity, we have also seen big increases in meth treatment admissions and seizures.
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He recovered, though doctors kept him in the hospital for observation after he suffered two seizures.
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Other seizures have since netted the American government millions of dollars in a series of sales.
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Tubman continued to have seizures and severe headaches throughout her life because of the gruesome injury.
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It didn't go as planned, and her recovery was complicated by seizures and, eventually, a stroke.
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Heck, if you're susceptible to seizures, this could be the last thing you ever see. 19883.
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That patient also started having seizures, troubles with his blood pressure and changes in his personality.
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First, DNA was taken from 2000 large seizures made around the world between 20133 and 22013.
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A.I. can now diagnose skin cancer like dermatologists, seizures like neurologists, and diabetic retinopathy like ophthalmologists.
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The agents at the checkpoints deal largely with seizures of marijuana and other drugs from motorists.
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David has now been in a group home for 30 days, and his seizures have returned.
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The EEG showed that the man's brain was working slower than normal, but nothing suggested seizures.
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For example, surgeons have sometimes removed half of a child's brain to stop severe recurring seizures.
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Ross, who has suffered a few other scary seizures in the past, had been prescribed medication.
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"Seizures are still the exception," says Jason Sharman, an expert in international corruption at Cambridge University.
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That's what makes Netflix's depiction of seizures in its new film "The After Party" so shocking.
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Ever since his seizures started in May 2011, Billy has only had three months seizure-free.
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Jones and her husband set up to advocate for others who need surgery to stop seizures.
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A few weeks ago, he had two minor seizures in the same day, his parents said.
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It can develop into severe encephalitis or brain swelling that can cause tremors, seizures and paralysis.
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After a month filtering through the lower courts, on June 224, the justices invalidated the seizures.
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I'm a walking drugstore: I take about 16 pills a day to control seizures, pain, depression.
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Eclampsia, which are seizures related to having preeclampsia and are not from a previous neurological condition.
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"There's some abnormal electrical activity even though they don't have seizures, for example," Hollander told Gupta.
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Others include attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, language disorders, sleep and feeding disorders, gastrointestinal symptoms, and seizures.
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It can develop into severe encephalitis or brain swelling which can cause tremors, seizures and paralysis.
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The agency has also seen a "slight but noticeable increase in reports of seizures" since June.
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Hoganson tweeted that he was so controlling during their relationship, she began experiencing stress-induced seizures.
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What can help control the seizures, if she gets the medicine fast enough, is cannabis oil.
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Deaf and kept alive by a ventilator, Charlie cannot grasp objects and suffers from persistent seizures.
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Fewer than 20 percent of the seizures of pangolin products that A.D.M.C.F. identified resulted in prosecutions.
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"More than 40 ppl sent strobes once they found out they could trigger seizures," Eichenwald tweeted.
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Cannabis accounts for "more than three quarters" of seizures in Europe, likely because of its popularity.
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"I thought it was more humane and more faster than 20 minutes of seizures," he added.
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Seizures in West Africa are on the rise this year, with several unusually large quantities intercepted.
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The condition is often accompanied with developmental and intellectual disabilities, seizures, hearing problems, and other issues.
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In the worst cases, it can cause respiratory or cardiac arrest, seizures, coma, or brain death.
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Like adults, they can experience congestion, diarrhea, fevers, seizures, sweating, tremors, and vomiting, among other symptoms.
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Those border patrol stops are: Between 2012 and 2016, 0003 percent of marijuana seizures at checkpoints were an ounce or less, and 87 percent of all the narcotics seized by border patrol were marijuana seizures, according to a report last month from the Government Accountability Office.
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Those border patrol stops are: Between 2012 and 2016, 40 percent of marijuana seizures at checkpoints were an ounce or less, and 87 percent of all the narcotics seized by border patrol were marijuana seizures, according to a report last month from the Government Accountability Office.
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Law enforcement officers will go through extensive legal training on the matter, the DOJ said, adding that state and local agencies will have to provide more proof than ever before that seizures are justified and U.S. attorneys will expedite cases in which the seizures are challenged.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, it can cause patients to experience worsening headaches, nausea, vomiting and seizures.
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Seizures of bogus 50-yuan bills also rose, hitting 259 last year, a 10 per cent increase.
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The couple watched YouTube videos of babies having seizures to prepare for their own baby's first time.
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Evans was put into a medically induced coma on April 19 because of seizures, her husband wrote.
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LGS is a disease that is characterized by seizures, impaired intellectual functioning, developmental delays and behavioral disturbances.
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In their paper, Dewhurt and Beard documented six conversion stories of extreme religious encounters correlated with seizures.
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Ailments include vision and hearing impairment, heart and kidney problems, seizures, and more, according to WFAA News.
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The tip had the potential, if true, to yield one of APD's biggest seizures of the year.
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Within 48 hours he was into full blown back-to-back seizures, and we couldn't stop them.
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Seizures this fiscal year of the drug by CBP look set to surpass those for last year.
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It can result in developmental delays as well as seizures, hearing loss, vision problems and trouble swallowing.
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The NTSB said Wednesday that the school bus driver had a history of hypertension, diabetes, and seizures.
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With the help of CBD, Figi was able to to reduce her seizures and improve her health.
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If left untreated, heatstroke can lead to seizures, brain damage, muscle breakdown (rhabdomyolysis), organ failure, or death.
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Lil Wayne canceled his show in Las Vegas Sunday night after suffering multiple seizures earlier that day.
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Ancient Chinese and Persian medical texts — and modern anecdotes — suggest that cannabis is useful for treating seizures.
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"These seizures are catastrophic," says Seyfettin Gursel, the head of Betam, an economic think-tank in Istanbul.
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By the end of the year, the Drug Enforcement Administration began noting fentanyl seizures in its reports.
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"The worry, of course, is that incontinence is often an accompanying sign of generalized seizures," Cohen said.
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As for the sea lions, ingesting domoic acid can cause brain damage and seizures, and ultimately death.
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By December 2016, however, a series of mysterious seizures had left him in a permanently vegetative state.
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They are seizures with no other identifiable cause, such as epilepsy or a neurological disorder, Shimabukuro said.
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She's been on medication for years, but she had been having "breakthrough seizures" about once a month.
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She suffers from seizures, and she has no qualms about speaking her mind whenever it suits her.
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The company believes its thread-based health sensors will help prevent everything from heart failure to seizures.
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Our sources say the "Frasier" star's official causes of death include brain disease, lung cancer and seizures.
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China's aggressive seizures of land and building of artificial islands have caused alarm in the United States.
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They used to be referred to as grand mal (which, in French, translates to "great illness") seizures.
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Since 2010 there have been seizures in the Arabian Sea by an American-led multinational naval force.
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Many afflicted animals go completely blind and deaf, and most have seizures and a very short lifespan.
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Between 2010 and 2016 this doubled, to 5.5 tonnes, even as seizures of other hard drugs fell.
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The plot is centered around the seizures that began with Betty Cooper's (Lili Reinhart) "Labor Day" collapse.
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Some cases were quite serious, including five kids who went into a coma and three involving seizures.
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Symptoms, which include fever, nausea, headache or vomiting, can progress into loss of balance, seizures and hallucinations.
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In 2002, when Tim Copeland was just 12 years old, he started having seizures and difficulty speaking.
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How good is it at predicting seizures based on EEG scans in the lead-up to one?
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My baby was having seizures in utero and doctors believe there was a problem with the placenta.
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Oil prices have indeed spiked in the past few days following more attacks and seizures of tankers.
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The drug, which is sprayed onto plant matter and smoked, can cause vomiting, seizures and heart attacks.
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Another sign of a stimulant overdose is seizures from over stimulating the brain or overheating the body.
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A licensing system allowed the continued import of tusks sourced from natural elephant deaths and police seizures.
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In 2009, he told PBS television about being born an epileptic and suffering seizures as a child.
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Severe symptoms can include high blood pressure, seizures and coma, according to the National Capital Poison Center.
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It also makes things awkward for Washington's Arab allies, whose populations oppose Israeli seizures of Arab lands.
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Brandon Church, the brother of country star Eric Church, died after suffering multiple seizures ... TMZ has learned.
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The orphan was starving, suffering from a severe parasite infection, couldn't keep herself warm, and having seizures.
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In the most severe cases, encephalitis and seizures will progress to coma within 24 to 19983 hours.
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The cannabis oil Harris takes for his seizures contains less than 0.3% THC, according to the label.
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Addressing the issue Reactive law enforcement actions limited to drug seizures and raids have almost no impact.
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She fractured her pelvis and now suffers from seizures and migraines which leave her unable to work.
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This amounted to 28500 percent of the undocumented alien apprehensions and 6900 percent of the marijuana seizures.
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In the most severe cases, encephalitis and seizures will progress to coma within 24 to 48 hours.
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He added that her doctor had told her stress from the shutdown could cause even more seizures.
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Aug. 29, 2019: Bloomberg says Juul devices were involved in three reports of seizures linked to vaping.
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One obvious answer is that Scoville had initially tried, and failed, to control Molaison's seizures with medication.
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It affects the enzymes that control muscle contraction.. Overdoses can cause vomiting, seizures and loss of consciousness.
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In the 1920s, the ketogenic strategy was introduced as a way to treat drug-resistant epileptic seizures.
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For people whose seizures are not controlled with the medication, the fatality rate is one in 150.
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Therefore, any references in the press to "seizures imposed on Folli Follie's treasury", "payments to investors" etc.
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Since then, she has had trouble walking, becomes easily tired, and suffers from seizures, the Journal reported.
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As with an infant, Mark Allen cannot be left alone because he might have seizures, she said.
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All the while, the gang leader stays calm, even as his injury causes seizures and severe nosebleeds.
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Separately, Bloomberg News reported that Juul devices were involved in three reports of seizures tied to vaping.
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Seizures of the drug have jumped dramatically, which would seem to be good news for the DEA.
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This year, authorities have conducted dozens of meth seizures in Thailand, China, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia and Indonesia.
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The case has similarities with previous complaints over videos, often with bright flashing lights, that triggered seizures.
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These seizures were determined to be a type of "reflex epilepsy," with orgasms serving as the stimuli.
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"April suffers from Dravet syndrome that causes her more than 1,000 seizures a day," the senator explained.
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Bradley said her son continues to have seizures, which she said she allows to run their course.
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The first impact is the government's ability to circumvent various constitutional protections against warrantless searches and seizures.
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As we reported ... Brandon suffered 2 seizures when he died last June in Granite Falls, North Carolina.
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What people didn't know ... Shepherd's son says his father is epileptic and takes medication to prevent seizures.
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The Fourth Amendment was written to protect against arbitrary searches and seizures of property by the government.
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After the seizures were publicized, the Chinese government bristled at suggestions that it had been somehow involved.
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The most popular uses of CBD in animals are to reduce anxiety, alleviate pain, and control seizures.
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During earlier trials, some children developed high fevers and seizures soon after being immunized, but they recovered.
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"Seizures or convulsions are known potential side effects of nicotine toxicity," the agency said at the time.
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Severe cases could result in seizures or a coma that can cause brain damage, the CDC said.
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Mr. Gardiana, a music booking agent, spent Monday in the hospital, where he suffered two more seizures.
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You have a seizure (note: febrile seizures are relatively common in young children and are usually harmless).
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Dr. Horsley removed the scar that had formed in the man's brain and relieved him of seizures.
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The young child spent nearly her entire life battling seizures that no one can still quite explain.
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Authorities have not made any arrests or drug seizures in connection with the tunnel, the statement said.
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She had seizures on the soccer field, during softball games, on stage during plays, in the classroom.
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The feds will auction off $25 million worth of bitcoin, most of which came from DEA seizures.
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The two became close friends but Hannah's seizures would oftentimes rob her of memories of them together.
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The researchers examined tissue from patients who had brain surgery to treat the seizures triggered by hemimegalencephaly.
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When that stopped, the doctors told us that it wasn't a sign of the seizures per se.
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They say it also could run afoul of the U.S. Constitution's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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The study estimated that one suicide may have been prevented for every 10 to 20 gun seizures.
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Since 2000, contraband seizures by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) have increased more than 10-fold.
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Consumer electronics — from fake earbuds and smartphones to hoverboards and microchips — accounted for another 10% of seizures.
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The Natal port, built in 1932, had never seen any drug seizures until this year, authorities said.
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These weren't like the seizures depicted in Hollywood movies; she wouldn't fall to the ground and writhe.
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Her medications were tweaked, and her seizures were largely kept in check, until the crash this April.
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After 34 years of struggling with seizures, she thought her ordeal might finally come to an end.
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She's had seizures on the soccer field, during softball games, on stage during plays, in the classroom.
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Formerly known as "grand mal" seizures, these neural disturbances cause stiffened muscles and a loss of consciousness.
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For example, cannabidiol has helped thousands of families treat children with epilepsy and other causes of seizures.
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Still, he worried more about his cellmate, who suffers seizures and was not given his usual medication.
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Other amendments include the right to bear arms, and protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, among others.
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The list of ailments that marijuana can treat goes on and on — glaucoma, seizures, cancer, PTSD, etc.
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The quality of ecstasy pills fluctuates with the amounts of seizures of precursors, occasionally leading to deaths.
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