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Epilepsy

Sean McGarrahan, Kathlyn Gay

2002

Why have the birds stopped singing?

Zoa Sherburne

1974

What If They Knew

Patricia Hermes

1981

The last book in the universe

W. R. Philbrick

2000

A treatise on nervous diseases

Cooke, John

1820

Black water

Rachel Anderson

1995

Living and coping with epilepsy

Cara Coles

2015

Epilepsy

Elaine Wyllie

2008

Prince across the water

Jane Yolen, Robert J. Harris

2004

Throat

R. A. Nelson

2011

Mis(h)adra

Iasmin Omar Ata

2017

The Best Man

Kristan Higgins

2013

Epilepsy

Alvin Silverstein

1975

A treatise on insanity and other disorders affecting the mind

Prichard, James Cowles

1835

Hand trembling, frenzy witchcraft, and moth madness

Jerrold E. Levy

1987

Petit mal epilepsy

Michael Myslobodsky

1976

The girl at the center of the world

Austin Aslan

2015

Outlines of a course of lectures on the practice of medicine, as delivered in the medical school of Guy's Hospital

Curry, James, William Babington

1811

The brainstorms healer

Steven C. Schachter, A. J. Rowan

1998

Cerebellar stimulation in man

I. S. Cooper

1978

Edith herself

Ellen Howard

1994

Alpha wave enhancement and theta wave suppression in the control of epileptic seizures

George Edward Gercken

1978

About epilepsy

Donald F. Scott

1976

A handful of stars

Barbara Girion

1981

Outlines of a course of lectures on the practice of medicine

William Babington

1802

Educating the chronically ill child

Susan B. Kleinberg

1982

Seized

Holly Eckert

2013

The falling sickness

Owsei Temkin

1971

Epilepsy and the functional anatomy of the frontal lobe

Herbert H. Jasper, Silvana, M.D. Riggio

1995

The epilepsy diet treatment

John Mark Freeman, Jennifer B. Freeman, John M. Freemen et al.

1994

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