Clinical Considerations in Women with Epilepsy
Women with epilepsy face unique clinical considerations related to interactions among reproductive hormones, seizure activity, and antiseizure medications. Listen here.
After Weeks in ICE Detention, Man with Epilepsy Returns to His Family
A Chicago father of three, who relies on medication to control his seizures, is reunited with his wife and children. Watch the video.
The Role of Social Context in Epilepsy Outcomes
Non-medical factors contribute to outcomes across the lifespan in people with epilepsy, highlighting real world impacts of integrated interventions. Learn more.
No Link Found Between Routine Childhood Vaccines and Epilepsy Risk
These results may help providers communicate with parents concerned about potential risks of epilepsy. Learn more
British Musician with Epilepsy Highlights ‘Bitter Pill’ of Stigma
Guy Stoker has campaigned to support people, like him, living with epilepsy – but says dealing with stigma can be tough. Read the article.
Study Reveals How Ketogenic Diet Protects Against Epilepsy Seizures
New research reveals how the popular, low-card ketogenic diet protects against epilepsy seizures and possibly diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Learn more.
‘Zombie’ Cells May Drive Common Form of Epilepsy
This study could pave the way for medications that actually target the causes of epilepsy, rather than just treating symptoms. Learn more.
Shaping the Future of Epilepsy Care: Highlights from AES 2025
The AES conference unites a global community of practitioners to share scientific breakthroughs. Learn more.
Transitioning from Pediatric to Adult Epilepsy Care.
Joseph Sullivan, MD, discussed the importance of initiating transition-of-care conversations early, emphasizing psychosocial context. Watch the video.
New Program Tackles Dual Challenge of Epilepsy and Dementia in Older Adults
Epilepsy and dementia often overlap in later life, yet few programs exist to support older individuals facing both conditions. Learn more.