About The Epilepsy Network
The Epilepsy Network is a worldwide community of people with epilepsy, family and friends, uniting to talk about their experiences, learn information about epilepsy, ask questions and so much more! Don’t let epilepsy defeat you, let it inspire you!
A hospital has launched an investigation after a 25-year-old pregnant woman died from a suspected seizure after her medication was changed. READ MORE
The FDA has approved zonisamide oral suspension as an adjunctive therapy for patients with epilepsy... READ MORE
Scientists at Gladstone Institutes report new findings that could guide the development of better therapeutic strategies for Dravet syndrome. READ MORE
Research has helpful insights on why ADHD and epilepsy often occur together and how to approach treatment. READ MORE
A person with epilepsy may have concerns about getting a tattoo, a form of body art that an artist inks permanently into the skin. READ MORE
Anticonvulsant therapies in the benzodiazepine class successfully suppressed nearly 62% of all episodes of status epilepticus in children with Dravet syndrome... READ MORE
An international panel of physicians and caregivers with expertise in Dravet syndrome is recommending...
Managing epilepsy is an increasingly expensive process in the United States, with prices of brand-name anti-seizure drugs nearly quadrupling over eight years, a new study finds. READ MORE
A new study suggests that antidepressant use by mothers during the first trimester of pregnancy does not increase the chances of epilepsy and seizures in babies. READ MORE
Ambient air pollution breathed daily, specifically related to greater concentrations of carbon monoxide (CO), may be associated with an increased risk for epileptic seizures. READ MORE
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