2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.yebeh.2021.108151
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Knowledge and attitudes toward epilepsy among people in Sfax region, Tunisia

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“…The two most popular therapeutic modalities were drug treatment alone (85.3%) and associated with the Quran (35.3%). 9 In a large series, 31.5% of individuals believed that epilepsy could be treated by the recitation of the Quran. 10 Hijazeen et al 11 noted that the most common (71.4%) reported treatment method in epilepsy was the Quran among university students.…”
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“…The two most popular therapeutic modalities were drug treatment alone (85.3%) and associated with the Quran (35.3%). 9 In a large series, 31.5% of individuals believed that epilepsy could be treated by the recitation of the Quran. 10 Hijazeen et al 11 noted that the most common (71.4%) reported treatment method in epilepsy was the Quran among university students.…”
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“…Nesse sentido, nossos dados voltados para o nível de escolaridade foram predominantes em pessoas com baixo nível de escolaridade, sendo em sua grande maioria (<8 anos). Percebe-se, dessa forma, que há influência no tratamento voltado para a epilepsia nessas pessoas, pois a falta de conhecimento pode levar à morte desses pacientes (Watila et al, 2019;Triki et al, 2021).…”
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