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Labour leader candidate Owen Smith  criticises the way the 'system' cares for people with epilepsy and mental health issues.

Don't miss your chance to explore the cultural history of epilepsy at a literary cabaret in London this weekend (Saturday 10 September 2016).

An A grade in GCSE maths is an achievement in anyone's books, but Joseph Fry's story makes it even more special.  He is only nine years old and has had epilepsy for...

Transport for London (TfL) has developed a card and a badge to signal that people with hidden health conditions such as epilepsy, may need a seat on public transport...

Epilepsy Society has launched a news app for Android and iPhone  as an interactive tool to help readers keep up-to-date with everything that is happening in the world...

A study has found that headaches cause a ‘burden’ to the quality of life of many people with epilepsy.

A study has explored patients' accounts of living with psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES) to reveal insights into a poorly understood, and varied disorder.

BBC radio producer Colin Grant will be talking about his new book A smell of burning: the story of epilepsy at Epilepsy Society on 23 August from 12.30-1.30pm.

Epilepsy Society would like to thank our 50 riders who cycled the Ride London 100 on Sunday.

The overall frequency of accompanying disorders, otherwise known as comorbid disease, has been found to be high in children with epilepsy, according to a study...