Seizures occur more often in children with developmental disabilities than in children without disabilities.

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Studies have shown that children with developmental disabilities, such as autism and cerebral palsy, have a higher risk of experiencing seizures compared to children without disabilities. This is because neurological disorders often affect the brain and can cause abnormal electrical activity that triggers seizures.

Seizures Occur More Often in Children with Developmental Disabilities Than