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Congratulations to our medical director, Ley Sander, who has just been presented with the Professor Baldev Singh Oration Award in recognition of his outstanding work...

Epilepsy Society welcomes the inclusion of an epilepsy self-management tool, EpSMon, as one of only eight innovations to join the NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA)...

Almost half (48%) of women with epilepsy are unaware of the risks of taking epilepsy medicine sodium valproate, according to a new survey by three leading UK epilepsy...

Chiltern American Women's club International's 29th Annual Charity Christmas Bazaar is set to take place on Sunday, 20 November from 10 am - 4pm at the Crowne Plaza...

One in five women currently taking the epilepsy drug, sodium valproate, do not know that it can cause developmental problems or birth defects in an unborn child.

Epilepsy Society wishes eighteen-year old Ross from Sunderland the best of luck as he takes part in the BBC One Show’s 2016 Rickshaw challenge.

Sodium valproate should not be prescribed to women with epilepsy who are of child bearing age,unless there has been a full discussion of the potential risks and...

The idea that environment influences the health of people with epilepsy is not a new one.  Epilepsy Society headquarters was founded in 1894 in the Buckinghamshire...

Women with epilepsy advised to consult their doctor, pharmacist or specialist nurse if they are using the morning after pill containing levonorgestrel.

An Arriva bus in London has been painted silver to celebrate the generosity of staff members who gave to various charities through Payroll, including Epilepsy Society...