The Antiepilepsy Drug (AED) Pregnancy Registry
www.massgeneral.org/aed
The Antiepilepsy Drug (AED) Pregnancy Registry is the first hospital-based registry established to determine the safety of seizure medications that can be taken by women during pregnancy.

The Epilepsy Foundation
www.epilepsyfoundation.org
The Epilepsy Foundation offers a wide range of information about epilepsy and pregnancy.

Familydoctor.org
www.familydoctor.org
Familydoctor.org is a website from the American Academy of Family Physicians providing health information on various issues including epilepsy and pregnancy.

International Pregnancy Registries

The UK Epilepsy and Pregnancy Registry
www.epilepsyand pregnancy.co.uk
The UK Epilepsy and Pregnancy Registry has been established in conjunction with the British Neurological Surveillance Unit to collect information about the safety of anti-epielpstic drugs in pregnancy.

EURAP's
www.eurap.org
EURAP's aim is to contribute to a better understanding of the risks associated with antiepileptic drugs during pregnancy. EURAP fosters collaboration with physicians on a global level.

The Australian Pregnancy Register
www.epilepsyaustralia.net
The Australian Pregnancy Register is a voluntary Australia wide registry of patients who become pregnant while taking an anti epileptic drug. The primary aim of the registry is to determine the incidence of adverse fetal outcomes resulting from pregnancies in Australian women who were taking anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs).