Understanding Déjà Vu: Causes, Effects, and Its Link to Epilepsy
While most cases of déjà vu are harmless, the phenomenon can be a symptom of epilepsy. Recognizing the signs early could be key to getting the right treatment. Read the…
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CDC Epilepsy Program Is Slashed as Part of a Larger Pattern of Cuts to Biomedical Research
A major federal public health program for people with epilepsy has been gutted, with nearly all of its staff dismissed from their positions. Read the article.
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In Her Own Words: Chynise Cunningham balances life, work and epilepsy
Opening up about my diagnosis was not easy, as I’m someone who doesn’t often share personal feelings. But my desire to help others on their own health journeys pushed me…
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Understanding the Possible Connections Between Epilepsy and Schizophrenia
People with epilepsy seem to have an increased chance of schizophrenia. In addition, people with schizophrenia seem to have an increased likelihood of epilepsy. Read the article.
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Growing Evidence for the Healing Power of ‘Forest Therapy’
More than half of the world’s population lives in urban environments, where managing stress and maintaining a positive mindset during crises can be difficult. Read the article.
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Epilepsy and the heart: Intersecting pathways of neurologic and cardiovascular risk
Though neurology and cardiology are separate specialties, the brain and heart have many things in common: specialized cells, electrical signaling, mechanisms of self-regulation, and high energy demands. Read the article.
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