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Purple Day® for Epilepsy Awareness Around the World
Purple Day is on March 26th! Then celebrate Purple Day For Epilepsy Awareness Around the World on March 25th.
Epilepsy Awareness Day at Disneyland
This family-friendly event takes place annually and unites epilepsy patients, families, doctors, researchers, and organizations.
Team CURE Epilepsy
Join together with other CURE Epilepsy community members to race for a cure!
Targeted Molecular Therapy For KCNQ2-Associated Severe Pediatric Epilepsy
Grants AwardedWe will develop methods for augmenting KCNQ2 activity in individuals bearing such severe disease-causing mutations, using a combination of cell-based approaches and animal models.
CURE Epilepsy Funds Research to Investigate Mechanisms of Genetic Epilepsies
DiscoveryThree recent CURE Epilepsy grants awardees have contributed to numerous aspects of genetic epilepsies ranging from the development and application of new technology to study epilepsy genetics, to studying specific genes and their contributions to epilepsy, to exploring the epigenomic pattern associated with epilepsy.
Researchers Funded to Investigate Cardiac Biomarkers in Epilepsy Thanks to CURE Epilepsy
DiscoveryCURE Epilepsy has long been leading the charge in funding research on seizure-related biomarkers and is committed to advancing this research as it will have the potential to improve outcomes for people with epilepsy by identifying, for example, who may be at risk for epilepsy after a stroke to who may be at risk for epilepsy following a brain injury to who may not respond to antiseizure medications.Drug-Resistant Epilepsy and Mortality-Why and When Do Neuromodulation and Epilepsy Surgery Reduce Overall Mortality
ResearchPatients with drug-resistant epilepsy suffer from an increased mortality rate, with the majority of deaths being epilepsy-related and 40% due to sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP). Impact of epilepsy surgery on mortality has been investigated since the 1970s, with increased interest in this field during the past 15?years.
Enhanced Understanding Epilepsy Section Now Available for Epilepsy Community
ResearchCURE Epilepsy today announced a significant expansion of the patient resources section of the CURE Epilepsy website. The update, developed with the generous support of SK life science, provides enhanced content for those living with epilepsy, their caregivers, and family members seeking to learn more about epilepsy.