11/09/2021 /
November is Epilepsy Awareness Month, a month the community comes together to build awareness. This month CURE Epilepsy will be hosting webinars, sharing important content about advancements in epilepsy research, and more.
11/08/2021 /
Currently, high-quality interventional studies are needed to improve knowledge, attitudes, and practices of physiotherapists with regard to epilepsy and patients with epilepsy
11/08/2021 /
HMGB1 distinguishes with high specificity and selectivity drug-resistant versus drug-responsive patients. This protein therefore has potential clinical utility to act as a biomarker for predicting response to therapy, which should be addressed in prospective clinical studies.
11/07/2021 /
A survey to understand what matters most to families and patients with Dravet syndrome showed that items related to daily life ranked higher than items related to seizures.
11/04/2021 /
Compared with the present modalities used in neuromodulation for epilepsy, focused ultrasound can access deeper brain regions and focus on the main target of the epileptic network in a relatively less invasive approach.
11/02/2021 /
Epilepsy-related deaths are a major public health problem in Scotland, given that they are not reducing, people are dying young, and many deaths are potentially avoidable. Services may need to be re-evaluated to improve specialist referral following seizure-related hospital admissions.
11/02/2021 /
The review of 17 publications concerning miRNAs indicated that there maybe a unique opportunity for disease monitoring and personalized therapeutic management in the future
11/01/2021 /
The results from this study indicate that medium chain triglyceride diet therapy may provide therapeutic benefits in DS
11/01/2021 /
The study also confirmed the researchers’ previous findings that catamenial epilepsy – when seizure frequency increases during a woman’s menstrual cycle – was strongly associated with treatment-resistance generalized epilepsy.