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"Considering the claims data showing an average age at diagnosis of 7.2 years, some might consider Madden's journey a 'success', but his family wished for an earlier diagnosis."

Despite rapid improvements in genetic testing technology and an expanding knowledge base for variant classification, over half of patients with rare epilepsies have not been diagnosed. Get help finding the patients you may be missing.

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