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At the Institute of Child Health UCL, London, we are carrying out a study to look at the outcome at preschool-age of children who were diagnosed with epilepsy when they were less than 2 years old. As part of this research, we also need to test children who have no history of epilepsy but are of a similar age as a comparison and we are looking for children to take part in this comparison group.


This study involves about 1-2 hours and you will receive ?10 to compensate for your and your child's time. During the study your child will sit in your lap or on a comfortable chair and watch some pictures on a computer screen while record his or her EEG, and you will be asked to fill out some questionnaires.


If you have a child aged 1-5 years or know someone who does who might like to participate, please contact me at the number or email below.


Tel: +44 (0)207 905 2749

Email: [email protected]

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