Should newly diagnosed epilepsy be treated with generics?
Peter Wolf
Correspondence Danish Epilepsy Centre, Kolonivej 1, Dianalund, DK-4293, Denmark
Email peterw@vestamt.dk
Mandatory generic substitution of antiepileptic drugs is an increasingly common practice that has many physicians and patients concerned because of the potential for breakthrough seizures and adverse effects. Do the same concerns apply to the treatment of newly diagnosed epilepsy? Peter Wolf investigates.
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