Can You Actually Cure Epilepsy?
Epilepsy is more than seizures, this article explores the importance of accurate diagnosis, personalized treatment, and support for people living with the condition. Learn more.
Why Swimmer Imogen Clark Won’t Let Epilepsy Slow Her Down
British swimmer Imogen Clark turned a frightening epilepsy experience into a story of perseverance, returning to competition and continuing to chase her athletic goals. Read more.
Diagnosed With Epilepsy at 16: How I Found My Voice and Purpose
After being diagnosed with epilepsy as a teenager, one woman discovered strength in sharing her story, advocating for others, and finding a new sense of purpose. Read more.
When Seizures Don’t Stop: Advanced Epilepsy Care Offers New Options
When seizures continue despite medication, an advanced evaluation may open the door to more effective treatment options. Learn more.
Genetic Testing Explained: The Value of Genetic Tests for People with Epilepsy
In this episode of Epilepsy Explained, Dr. Elizabeth Gerard, MD, answers your questions about genetic testing for epilepsy. Listen now.
Scientists Tame Seizures and Heal Injured Brains with Gut Chemical
Texas A&M researchers explore how a naturally occurring gut chemical may help heal brain injuries after traumatic injuries. Learn more.
Do Sleep Disorders Increase Risk for Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy?
People with epilepsy and sleep disorders have a significantly higher risk of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy than those without sleep disorders. Learn more.
Philadelphia Man Uses 50 Years of Epilepsy Experience to Help Others
After five decades of living with epilepsy, Manny de la Hoz uses his journey to educate others, fight stigma, and remind the epilepsy community that knowledge and support can make…
Study Identifies New Brain Targets for Individualized Epilepsy Treatment
Mayo Clinic researchers mapped a key brain region that could improve brain stimulation for drug-resistant epilepsy. Learn more.
Running with Horses: One Woman’s Inspiring Epilepsy Journey
After being diagnosed with epilepsy, Nicole Teeny took on the extraordinary challenge of racing alongside horses in a 50-mile endurance event, proving that resilience can redefine what’s possible. Listen now.