Wearable devices may help track the effects of antiseizure medications on the autonomic nervous system in young people with epilepsy. A study conducted at Boston Children’s Hospital involved 92 individuals and found that electrodermal activity was highest at peak post-intake time in those who took multiple antiseizure medications. The study suggests that integrating this data into seizure monitoring models could improve seizure detection and prediction. Further research is needed to fully understand the effects of antiseizure medications on physical processes. The findings were presented at the American Epilepsy Society annual meeting in Los Angeles.
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Wearable devices feasible for tracking effects of antiseizure meds
