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Advances
in diagnostic testing, medical imaging and surgical
techniques are offering new hope for people with
"intractable" epilepsy — recurring
seizures that cannot be controlled by medicine
alone. Surgeons at the U.Va. Health System have
had great success in identifying and removing
sections of the brain that cause the seizures.
Though most epilepsy can be controlled by medication,
surgery essentially offers a cure for long-suffering
patients. Full
Story.
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 For
more than 200 years, people have debated how to
interpret the U.S. Constitution. Should we adhere
closely to its text, keeping our laws close to
what it says? Or is it merely a starting point
for living, breathing legal evolution? At a Law
School forum earlier this month — which
the moderator playfully dubbed "the thrilla
in the pavilla" — U.Va. law professor
John Harrison (top) debated the issue with a Yale
colleague, Robert Post. Full
Story.
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