Is epilepsy associated with unmet health care needs compared to the general population despite higher health resource utilization -- a Canadian population-based study?
Given the prevalence of psychiatric comorbidities in those with epilepsy, it is concerning that this group perceives unmet mental health care needs. It is also troublesome that there was decreased utilization of dental health care resources in those with epilepsy considering that these patients are more likely to have poor oral health. Although individuals with epilepsy use more health care services than the general population, this increase appears to be insufficient to address their health care needs.
Our results suggest that endotoxin may induce a reduction of Caa3 redox status independently of Do2 and Vo2.