University of Memphis student Stephen Rogers started having seizures last year. Doctors tried several of medicines to control the epilepsy but nothing worked. The medicines made him foggy – he had to cut back his classes. The last option and best hope was to implant a VNS (vagus nerve stimulation) device - a sort of pacemaker for the brain. Learn how the VNS device is change Stephen’s life.
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