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Halloween flashing lights raise seizure safety concerns
Original: Flashing lights and late nights: How to keep Halloween safe for people with epilepsy https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.
Health experts are warning that Halloween's strobe lights, flashing decorations and late-night celebrations can pose seizure risks for people with epilepsy, including photoconvulsive triggers. Recommendations include avoiding strobing displays, using polarized glasses where helpful, keeping routines consistent, and celebrating with others aware of seizure first aid. Families are being urged to plan ahead so the holiday stays fun and safe for everyone.
Why now: Halloween is imminent, prompting seasonal safety coverage about flashing decorations for people with epilepsy
HalloweenepilepsyCleveland ClinicStephen Hantus10TV
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