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Pharmacology

Background:

Anticonvulsant medications are widely used but treatment response varies significantly.
Identifying responders is crucial for managing conditions like ADHD, bipolar disorder, and panic disorder.
Current diagnostic methods do not reliably predict anticonvulsant efficacy across diverse patient groups.

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