06/17/2020 /
In this month’s Epilepsy Research News round-up, we feature stories discoveries on PNES, wearable devices and SUDEP risk, withdrawing from AEDs, and a link between autism and epilepsy.
06/17/2020 /
This study suggests that, in older vulnerable patients with a cognitive disorder, careful consideration of AED initiation and close adverse events monitoring are needed.
06/17/2020 /
This was a questionnaire study that was sent to all neurologists and psychiatrists practicing in Fars province, Iran.
06/15/2020 /
The purpose of this study, therefore, was to prospectively explore patients’ memory regarding seizure elements and to assess the role of seizure types.
06/15/2020 /
Study finds that most women with first-time epileptic seizures during pregnancy continued to suffer from epileptic seizures after pregnancy.
06/11/2020 /
The findings of this study suggest that these symptoms are not just incidental in people with seizures; they are important markers of risk for mental ill health and for suicidal behavior.
06/11/2020 /
Neurelis’ patient assistance program supports eligible patients who have no health insurance.
06/10/2020 /
Find CURE news, upcoming events, and a statement from Beth Lewin Dean, CURE CEO, on the Black Lives Matter movement and healthcare disparities.
06/09/2020 /
Study finds early assessment of first seizure onset is crucial for the management of children with epilepsy.
