10/13/2026 / Epilepsia
Exploratory longitudinal analyses suggests that early-onset epilepsy and older age were associated with accelerated functional decline, although these findings require confirmation in larger cohorts.
10/13/2026 / Epilepsia
A study found that LOE subjects were more likely to be employed/retired than unemployed/disabled, to have focal epilepsy, and to demonstrate cognitive impairment.
10/13/2026 / Epilepsia
Longitudinal analysis finds significant improvements in quality-of-life among surgically treated patients.
10/14/2026 / Epilepsia Open
Study finds that 55% caregivers report never receiving SUDEP information from healthcare professionals, with significant cross‐country disparities in the timing and quality of communication among those who did.
10/05/2026 / CURE Epilepsy
These three early-career investigators will use their Taking Flight grants to establish their research and springboard to the next stage of their careers.
09/22/2026 /
This year’s Night of Discovery reminded us that progress is built by sustaining research, rewarding curiosity, and passing down knowledge.
09/22/2026 / Epilepsia
Researchers are exploring whether less restrictive approaches could provide some of the same benefits.
09/22/2026 / Epilepsy & Behavior
Nearly all respondents—99%—reported having patients whose medication refills were delayed because of controlled-substance restrictions.
09/22/2026 / Epilepsia
Researchers found that inflammation remained elevated in the brains of injured animals for weeks after TBI.
