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Read the latest epilepsy news from Epilepsy Society.
Telling young people about SUDEP risks
6 September 2013
Report shows young people want to know about the risks of Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy
Epilepsy experts call for more joined up thinking
5 September 2013
Leading epilepsy experts call for local and global collaboration in tackling epilepsy.
Research offers new clues to epilepsy deaths
4 September 2013
Research published in Lancet Neurology today (Sept 4) provides new clues to the puzzle of Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP).
Epilepsy super nurse parachutes in
3 September 2013
Juliet Ashton is announced as the country's first ever super nurse for epilepsy.
Getting the same medication every time
1 September 2013
Making sure you are prescribed the same version of your anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs) every time is vital in ensuring optimum seizure control.
Epilepsy Society takes fresh look at fundraising
30 August 2013
Epilepsy Society's fresh approach to fundraising is beginning to make an impact.
Schoolgirl's epilepsy book now available in US
19 August 2013
Talented schoolgirl Layla Reid, aged eight, celebrates as her guide Epilepsy for Kids becomes available in the US.
Benefits - have your say
15 August 2013
Big Benefits Survey gives people opportunity to influence benefits survey.
Researchers identify new genes linked to epilepsy
15 August 2013
Researchers find up to 25 new genetic mutations that may be behind some severe childhood epilepsies.
Alexia swims Channel for epilepsy
9 August 2013
Amazing Alexia O'Mara completes her swim across the Channel to help support people with epilepsy.
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