Sex Differences in Epilepsy Risk Factors and Outcomes in U.S. Veterans (P9-10.008)

Madeline Evans; Andrea Hildebrand; Julie Lynch; Tia Dinatale; Mary Jo Pugh; Zulfi Haneef; Andrea Schneider; Nishant Mishra; Jessica Minnier; Anh Huan Vo; Marissa Kellogg

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000216637

June 9, 2026Neurology

Sex Differences in Epilepsy Risk Factors and Outcomes in U.S. Veterans (P9-10.008)

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This research aims to compare epilepsy-related characteristics between male and female veterans.
Utilized data from the VA’s Million Veteran Program genetic research biobank
Examined prevalence of epilepsy-related characteristics among male and female veterans
Identified significant differences in epilepsy characteristics between sexes
Highlighted unique risk factors present in male and female veterans

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Comparative analysis of epilepsy characteristics in male and female veterans reveals significant findings.

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To compare the prevalence of epilepsy-related characteristics among male and female veterans in the VA’s Million Veteran Program (MVP) genetic research biobank.

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Evans et al. (2026) studied this question.

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