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On My Mind: Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP)
People who live with epilepsy or with a loved one who has epilepsy should be aware that epilepsy occasionally can be fatal.
Cognitive measures are usually stable 5 years after an epilepsy diagnosis
People with epilepsy often worry about whether their thinking and memory are going to get worse over time.
Effective of certain supplements against seizures is critically reviewed
A recent review article by Lee and Chung in Epilepsy & Behavior 2010, volume 18, pages 139-50, has critically examined the scientific evidence about selected supplements.
About half of women with epilepsy have more seizures in association with their menstrual cycle
Women often report worsening of their seizures in association with menstrual cycles.
Danny Cooksey Interview on BlogTalk Radio
Tune in Thursday night the 26th at 7:00pm, Pacific time for an exclusive interview with Danny Cooksey, featuring the songs from his band "Arbuckle".
Celldex Loses a Partner in Brain Tumor Treatment
A Fool Looks Back
Homeless increasingly targeted for hate crimes
Baby Florence arrives at No 10
The Cancer-Causing Sex Virus
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Featured Video:
Understanding Epilepsy
Epilepsy can tough to understand, because the presence of a seizure doesn't necessarily mean you have the disease! Get the facts on epilepsy here.
Featured Videos & Podcasts
- 13 - Epilepsy Surgery
- 14 - Vagus Nerve Stimulator
- 15 - Ketogenic Diet
- 16 - Conclusion
- 09 - The Dangers of Seizures
- 10 - Some Causes of Epilepsy and Seizures
- 11 - Evaluation of Epilepsy
- 12 - Medications for Epilepsy
- 06 - The Global Campaign and Social Aspects
- 07 - More Experiences Living with Epilepsy
- 08 - First Aid for Seizures
- 01 - Introduction and Background
- 02 - Epilepsy and Seizures Explained
- 03 - Experiences Living with Epilepsy
- 04 - Kork Epilepsy Museum
- 05 - Brief History of Epilepsy
- Steve
- Warren Lammert
- You Can Do This!
- Seizures From Head Trauma
- Joyce Cramer
- My Epilepsy Diary Help Video
- My Epilepsy Diary Promotional Video
Epilepsy Multimedia Center
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Epilepsy: Insights & Strategies 4th issue is out. See the icon in upper left corner of the toolbox in the left column of the homepage and in the Toolbox dropdown menu at the top of the page. Check out the latest issue (Issue 4) of the Epilepsy: Insights & Strategies journal, and the earlier three, if you missed them. Read the fourth issue |
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Ketogenic News - Dr. Eric Kossoff reports on the Seminar for Medical Nutrition Therapies for the Treatment of Epilepsy. Read Keto News now. |
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Seizure First Aid – Teaching others what to do - Do you ever worry that others won’t know what to do if you, or your loved one, have a seizure? If so, it’s time to have a Seizure Plan - a tool that helps you share important information about your seizures and what to do for seizure first aid. Seizure Plans give you a way to let others know when you need emergency help and what can be done to prevent this from happening! My Epilepsy.com’s Seizure Plan can now be created online using My Epilepsy Diary. The information you’ve already entered for types of seizures and medications can be automatically filled in from your diary, then you complete the rest! You can review it with your doctor and nurse, then print it out and share it with anyone you want. Keep one at home in a handy place for other family members to use, give one to a teacher, babysitter, camp counselor, coworker, friend, or grandparent…. whoever may be in a position to help during a seizure. Since summer time is a upon us, Seizure Plans are a great way to help people with seizures stay safe at camp, on vacations, and at home. Click here to visit My Epilepsy Diary - go to Reports and start creating your Seizure Plan today! |
DJ Hapa International Celebrity
Hapa's mission to give back does not stop with the DJ and hip hop community. Hapa just recently took on the role as the national spokesperson for Epilepsy Therapy Project and epilepsy.com, an organization which raises money to fund research to find new therapies for people living with Epilepsy. "It is a gift to me. It means a lot to me personally. I want people to know that you can have epilepsy and you can succeed."
Chanda Gunn World Class Athlete
Chanda Gunn will always be a winner for people with epilepsy. She is a true example of how someone with epilepsy can overcome obstacles. Chanda was the USA Olympic Women’s Ice Hockey goaltender, and bronze medal winner of the 2006 Winter Olympics. We are proud to say that she is also a Spokesperson for the Epilepsy Therapy Project.
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