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The latest news, views and opinions from Epilepsy Society.
Epilepsy Society's neuropsychologist Sallie Baxendale gives her verdict on Agyness Deyn's new film about epilepsy, Electricity.
Our new policy adviser Katharine McIntosh looks at the latest review into employment support allowance.
Questions and answers from our November webchat with pharmacist, Dr Trudy Thomas.
Epilepsy specialist nurse Jenny Nightingale reviews the new film Electricity, about a young woman's struggle with her seizures.
Former black cab driver Ian Starkey talks about his epilepsy, seizures and the time he gave a ride to the legendary Freddie Mercury.
Louise Glover explains how working on safari with rhinos and cheetahs helped her come to terms with her epilepsy and grow in confidence.
Our digital marketing officer, Carl Charlesworth, reviews the premiere of Electricity the story of a young woman's struggle with epilepsy.
Our publications editor Nicola Swanborough explains how a study to identify parts of the brain used for language will benefit those undergoing epilepsy surgery.
Retired litigation lawyer Peter Gornall shares his experience of Epilepsy Society's 2014 annual conference 'Epilepsy: expanding horizons.'
Richard Atterwill has seizures both day and night. He asks why there isn't more support for people with epilepsy in the evenings and at weekends.
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