Abrar O. Al-Faraj

Assistant Professor of Neurology

Boston Medical Center

United States

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Dr. Abrar O. Al-Faraj is an Assistant Professor of Neurology at Boston Medical Center in the United States. His research focuses on epilepsy, including the impact of breastfeeding practices among women with epilepsy and the utilization of telemedicine in neurological care. Recent publications explore topics such as exercise engagement in patients with epilepsy, machine learning applications in eye movement detection, and the relationship between COVID-19 and neurological symptoms.

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Myriam Abdennadher

Assistant Professor

Boston University

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elizabeth gerard

Associate Professor

Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

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Behnaz Esmaeili

Assistant Professor

University of Washington

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Articles (10)

Letter regarding “Seizure control in women with epilepsy undergoing assisted reproductive technology”

Self-reported exercise engagement and seizure control – A preliminary survey of people with epilepsy at a safety-net hospital

Neurologists’ and obstetricians’ perspectives and current practices in breastfeeding counseling in women with epilepsy

Telemedicine in neurology: challenges and opportunities

A machine learning eye movement detection algorithm using electrooculography

Breastfeeding recommendations for women taking anti-seizure medications

Diagnosis and Management of Status Epilepticus

Factors affecting breastfeeding in women with epilepsy

Electroencephalographic Abnormalities are Common in<scp>COVID</scp>‐19 and are Associated with Outcomes

Seizure as the presenting symptom of COVID-19: A retrospective case series

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Myriam Abdennadher

elizabeth gerard

Behnaz Esmaeili

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