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Carers are being  let down by a lack of support, according to new research launched during Carers Week.

Writer Max Eilenberg tells artist Susan Aldworth how epilepsy can destroy his sense  of 'self'.

Freiburg researchers use signals from natural movements to identify regions of the brain.

Researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine have found that a naturally occurring protein  in  the  brain may act as a  brake on some seizures.

A large scientific study discovers new genes causing severe seizure disorders that begin in babies and early childhood.

Professor Ley Sander, Epilepsy Society's medical director, speaks out about the stigma of having epilepsy.

Residents at Epilepsy Society's Chalfont Centre continue to tap into their creative side, thanks to a bursary from Buckinghamshire law firm BP Collins.

Disputes over which local authority funds a person’s care are causing anxiety  and wasting public funds, says the Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG).

Epilepsy Society volunteer Moira Copeland urges people to talk about epilepsy during National Epilepsy Week. 

Scientists  hope new analytics technology will help medical professionals deliver more highly personalised treatments to people with epilepsy .