Kazakhstan Halts Supply of Crucial Epilepsy Medication, Alarming Parents

Parents of children with epilepsy in Kazakhstan are concerned as a vital medication, "Ospolot," will no longer be provided for free starting next year. The drug is reportedly unavailable in pharmacies. Families report worsening seizures in children who relied on the medication, with one 13-year-old girl hospitalized due to increased seizure frequency after dosage reduction.

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