Researchers at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) are testing a wearable ‘cap’ for premature and newborn infants at high-risk of developing brain conditions such as epilepsy, ...

Some people with epilepsy find it helpful to consider safety aids or equipment that might help them with day-to-day life. For example, an alarm, or monitor, that can alert family or friends when ...

Some people with epilepsy choose to wear or carry with them a medical identity (ID) card or medical jewellery that says they have epilepsy.

Greene House is one of our registered homes here on our beautiful site in Chalfont St Peter. The home sits in the middle of the Epilepsy Society estate, with a 2 minute walk to our coffee shop, 2 ...

An investigational drug, bexicaserin has been granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation (BTD) by China’s Center for Drug Evaluation. The medicine has also been granted BTD by the U.S. Food and Drug ...

Epilepsy is a complex and highly individual condition. It can affect different people in different ways. Having epilepsy can vary widely depending on age, background, identity, and life circumstances.

Huge congratulations from all of us at the Epilepsy Society to Zach Eagling who has been recognised with a Pride of Britain Award for his tireless campaigning to make it a criminal offence to send ...

We were at the New Statesman’s Future of Healthcare Conference this week which brought together policymakers, industry leaders, researchers and healthcare experts to explore solutions to rebuild the ...

3-hour online course (via Teams) providing delegates with an understanding of epilepsy and how to manage different types of seizures.

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