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How many people in Australia have epilepsy?
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Approximately one in 120 people have epilepsy. According to the ABS in June 2011, there are approximately 180, 945 people with epilepsy living in Australia. The chance of developing epilepsy over a lifetime is 1-2% with around 455,000 Australians affected by epilepsy during their lifetime.
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