Kelley Dalby pushes her son, Connor, in a stroller outside their home (Photos by David Poller)
July 16, 2024 10:00 AM EDT
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A teenag­er faced con­stant seizures. Could a drug de­vel­oped just for him stop them?

Jared Whitlock

Features Editor

SAN DIEGO — Con­nor Dal­by’s shrieks filled his play­room, and the rest of the house. The teenag­er hushed when his mom, Kel­ley, asked a long-com­ing ques­tion …

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