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Students’ Plan to Tackle Epileptic Seizures 
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Though the technology is still in its infancy, a new approach to controlling seizures championed by five Duke University graduate students – four from the Pratt School of Engineering and one from the Fuqua School of Business – may address this medical problem by harnessing the unique ab...
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