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Armenian neurologist Samson Khachatryan has become one of the co-authors of an article published in Epilepsy & Behavior.
The aim of the study entitled “Complementary and alternative medicine in epilepsy: A global survey of physicians’ opinions” was to understand how likely it is for doctors to be able to recommend “alternative” methods of treatment for patients with epilepsy, including homeopathy, aromatherapy, yoga, acupuncture, meditation, hypnosis, etc.
According to Samson Khachatryan, reputable specialists participated in the study as facilitators of their respective countries, and the article was released in the Epilepsy & Behavior scientific journal (IF: 2.508), which means that the issue is rather current, and it is time to have a better understanding of “alternative” methods and perhaps present evidence of some of those methods.
The latest version of the article can be downloaded for free via the link until April 9, after which a fee will be charged for the article.
