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New Indian Journal of Surgery 3(3):p 112-112, July - September 2012. | DOI:
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Knowledge, Attitudes and Common Myths towards Epilepsy among Inward Patients in National Hospital of Sri Lanka
Sivasuganthan K. , Sivasuganthan K. , Somaweera B.A.C.S. , Sumanatissa R.P.J. , Haniffa M.R.
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People in developing countries have myths and beliefs regarding epilepsy unlike in developed countries where literacy level is high. Though the literacy level is high in Sri Lanka, people have mythical beliefs, which aggravate social morbidity.
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