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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.
Featured Video: Out of the Shadows. Editor Dr. Robert Fisher has posted a one-hour public lecture giving an overview of epilepsy. See it here.
Two new seizure medicines are available: Banzel (rufinamide) and Vimpat (lacosamide). See information about Banzel here and see information about Vimpat here.
Book Reviews: Book Reviews: Under the Resources tab, we now have a section called "Book Reviews." See the first review here.
Ketogenic News: Dr. Eric Kossoff discusses Ketogenic Diet formulas.


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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Are your seizures usually

Less than 1 per year
15% (25 votes)
A few per year
22% (38 votes)
A few per month
25% (42 votes)
A few per week
20% (33 votes)
Several per day
18% (31 votes)
Total votes: 169

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