Patient-Centered Care Helps Ease the Challenges of Epilepsy
A patient-centered, team-based approach to epilepsy care may improve seizure control and quality of life by tailoring treatment to each individual. Learn more.
Poor Sleep May Raise Dementia Risk in People with Epilepsy
This study links optimal sleep to better cognition and lower dementia risk in people with focal epilepsy, highlighting sleep as a key factor in long-term brain health. Learn more.
TV Storylines Spotlight Ongoing Stigma and Misconceptions Around Epilepsy
Recent TV storylines highlight key realities of epilepsy, including stigma, first aid misconceptions, and driving challenges. Learn more.
New Phase III Data Strengthens Case for Azetukalner in Focal Epilepsy
Xenon Pharmaceuticals reported positive Phase III results for Azetukalner at the American Academy of Neurology annual meeting, potentially shifting focal epilepsy treatment. Learn more.
Lab-Grown Mini-Brains Shed Light on Childhood Epilepsy
Lab-grown brain organoids are helping researchers understand how genetic mutations drive drug-resistant childhood epilepsy and may guide more targeted, personalized treatments. Learn more.
Oklahoma Boy with Epilepsy Joins Men’s Gymnastics Team at NCAA Championships
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.