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Too much exposure to strobe lighting at dance music festivals can put you at a higher risk of developing epileptic seizures, reports a new study. Strobe lighting at electronic dance music festivals ...

About 90 minutes before the countdown to the end of Northwestern’s 2013 Dance Marathon, David Harris wasn’t concerned with dollar amounts or when he’d get to sleep after 46 straight hours — he was ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Experts said more people should be warned about the possible dangers from the lights. Strobe lighting at dance music festivals ...

At least eight people suffered epileptic seizures at the same time during the recent Amsterdam Dance Event, according to organisers who are investigating if stroboscopic lights were partly responsible ...

An epilepsy charity says it is "very concerned" about a dance artist who is planning to induce a seizure on stage. Rita Marcalo has stopped taking her epilepsy medication before her show in Bradford ...

A dancer who tried to induce an epileptic fit as part of a performance in Bradford is returning with a new show combining dance with cooking. Choreographer Rita Marcalo is bringing the “edible ...

Strobe lighting at electronic dance music festivals may be linked to a tripling in the risk of epileptic fits in susceptible individuals, suggests research published in the online journal BMJ Open.

Strobe lighting at dance music festivals increases the risk of an epileptic seizure, even among those who are unaware they have the condition, researchers say. A new study found that people may be ...

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