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GREETINGS FROM OUR EDITOR IN CHIEF

On My Mind - What's in the Pipeline for Epilepsy Devices

The 2010 Pipeline Conference held in San Francisco 2/25-2/26/2010 provides a window into ongoing research and upcoming possible therapies for epilepsy. The following is a summary of some highlights from the first part of the conference.


Read About Devices for Epilepsy in the Pipeline

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Volume 6, Issue 3 March 2010

chatWeekly Chat Schedule

1st & 3rd TUESDAYS:
9:00-10:00pm ET - Surgery Chat
Have you had surgery or are you interested in talking to others who have had it?

2nd & 4th TUESDAYS:
9:00-10:00pm ET - Women's Group Chat
Talking about women's issues and epilepsy

THURSDAYS:
8:00-9:00pm ET - Epi Chat
Ask our Resource Specialist questions about epilepsy and get help to start your epilepsy diary.

SUNDAYS:
4:00-5:00pm ET - Parent Talk
A chat for parents of children with epilepsy.

Join the chat room now.

Epilepsy Talk Radio Show Schedule

Hallway Conversations with Dr. Michael Sperling
Wednesday, March 17, 3:00pm ET
Topic: Surgery for Seizures

Hallway Conversations with Dr. Ruth Ottman
Wednesday, April 7, 3:00pm ET
Topic: Co-Morbidities in Epilepsy

Listen to past shows at your convenience.

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What's New

An Oldie But Goodie for Absence (Petit Mal) Epilepsy

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A Preventable Cause of SUDEP Established
Baylor researchers find a gene linking heart irregularities with epilepsy, giving an important clue to the mechanism sudden unexpected death in epilepsy.
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Epilepsy as a Spectrum Disorder
Epilepsy is far more than just seizures
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Take a Look

Haven't been to the site lately? Wondering what news you've missed? Check out the running archive of stories that were featured in the "What's New" column of the newsletter.

ETP Presents the 2010 Pipeline Conference - The Pipeline conference on epilepsy research, organized by the Epilepsy Therapy Project, has just finished. See a brief overview (first of two parts) in Dr. Fisher’s column, and a more detailed summary by Joyce Cramer here.

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Epilepsy: Insights & Strategies - See the icon in upper left corner in the toolbox in the left column of the homepage and in the Toolbox drop down menu at the top of the page. Check out the latest (third) issue of the Epilepsy: Insights & Strategies journal, and the earlier two, if you missed them.
Read the third issue

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Epilepsy and Employment - If you missed last month’s column on Epilepsy and Your Job you can catch up here. A video on the topic is also on the site.
Watch a video on this topic

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Ketogenic News - Dr. Eric Kossoff reports American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting Recap
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flowers of spring "No matter how long the winter, spring is sure to follow"
Proverbs

With the arrival of March, our thoughts turn to the beginning of Spring. Mirroring our springtime hope is the similar promise for the delivery of new treatment for individuals who suffer with epilepsy.

The Epilepsy Therapy Project is a 501 (c) (3) organization founded by parents and doctors caring for children with uncontrolled seizures by supporting the development of new therapies that offer freedom from seizures and side effects.

Your donation will offer a hopeful sign that the spring of new therapies and new options for seizures will soon follow.

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Happy Spring from the Epilepsy Therapy Project!

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