Logan Hughes, 7, cheered on the OU men’s gymnastics team at the NCAA Championship with the help of Team IMPACT, highlighting the powerful role of community support. Read more.
Fear of seizures is common in epilepsy, but strategies like safety planning, trigger tracking, and mental health support can improve quality of life. Learn more.
Seizure response dogs are trained to recognize and respond to seizures in people with epilepsy, helping enhance safety, independence, and quality of life. Learn more.
Caregivers play a vital but often overlooked role in epilepsy care, yet many experience significant strain, highlighting the need for greater support and recognition. Read more.
New research explores how individuals with epilepsy and developmental disabilities navigate contraceptive care within Medicaid. Learn more.
Researchers have used a precision gene-editing technique known as base editing to correct a disease-causing mutation in a severe form of inherited epilepsy (SCN8A). Learn More.
New research shows that mutations in calcium channels linked to childhood epilepsy disrupt brain development long before seizures begin. Learn more.
Oklahoma lawmakers passed legislation to strengthen access to care and insurance protections for over 40,000 Oklahomans living with Epilepsy. Learn more.
Marking Purple Day, Colorado lawmakers work to improve education and documentation around epilepsy-related mortality. Learn more.
From hormonal influences to reproductive health, women with epilepsy require specialized care that evolves with each stage of life. Learn More.