Home > Medical > Epilepsy > News News All sections in Epilepsy » About Epilepsy » Childhood & Epilepsy » FAQs » Health Tips » Living with Epilepsy » Multimedia » Epilepsy News » Real-life Story » Education » Surgery » Terminology » Friends & Family » Women & Epilepsy Implanted device may predict epilepsy seizures A new device that monitors brain activity may offer a way to predict seizures in people with uncontrolled epilepsy. FDA panel to consider brain stimulator for epilepsy A US Food and Drug Administration advisory panel will weigh the merits of a new therapy for some people with epilepsy who have seizures that don't respond to medication. Epilepsy drug may harm toddler IQ A drug found to affect the cognitive ability of toddlers born to women who took the medication for epilepsy has a longer-term impact on their IQ, a study said. Quiz Am I eating to optimise my health? » Ask CyberShrink » Join Body Talk » Subscribe Newsletters » 6 ways to upgrade your life A headache-free festive season Mall's lights affect epileptics in Pietermaritzburg Epilepsy SAhas intervened after being informed about flashing lights at Liberty Midlands Mall in Pietermaritzburg causing people with Photosensitive Epilepsy to have seizures. Musical brain patterns may predict epileptic seizures A research team has found that a certain brain rhythm is unique to humans and they believe it could be related to epilepsy. Epilepsy tied to brain abnormalities over time Ageing accelerates brain-structure abnormalities in people with childhood-onset temporal-lobe epilepsy, a new study says. Twitter reinforces negative perceptions of epilepsy A study provides evidence that the perception of epilepsy is not faring well in social media, especially Twitter where 41% of seizure-related tweets are derogatory in nature. Examine epileptic drivers Epilepsy SA has urged epileptic drivers to have regular examinations by neurologists to prevent attacks behind the wheel. Paediatric epilepsy impacts sleep for the child Researchers have determined that paediatric epilepsy significantly impacts sleep patterns for the child and parents. Surgery may 'cure' epilepsy Small study finds those with temporal lobe disorder related to epilepsy can be seizure-free after surgery. load more articles advertisement From our sponsors Hill's Science Plan Canine Mini range What is Diabetic Neuropathy? There are more than 200 different viruses which can cause a cold A clinically proven skin care range is now available
Implanted device may predict epilepsy seizures A new device that monitors brain activity may offer a way to predict seizures in people with uncontrolled epilepsy.
FDA panel to consider brain stimulator for epilepsy A US Food and Drug Administration advisory panel will weigh the merits of a new therapy for some people with epilepsy who have seizures that don't respond to medication.
Epilepsy drug may harm toddler IQ A drug found to affect the cognitive ability of toddlers born to women who took the medication for epilepsy has a longer-term impact on their IQ, a study said.
Mall's lights affect epileptics in Pietermaritzburg Epilepsy SAhas intervened after being informed about flashing lights at Liberty Midlands Mall in Pietermaritzburg causing people with Photosensitive Epilepsy to have seizures.
Musical brain patterns may predict epileptic seizures A research team has found that a certain brain rhythm is unique to humans and they believe it could be related to epilepsy.
Epilepsy tied to brain abnormalities over time Ageing accelerates brain-structure abnormalities in people with childhood-onset temporal-lobe epilepsy, a new study says.
Twitter reinforces negative perceptions of epilepsy A study provides evidence that the perception of epilepsy is not faring well in social media, especially Twitter where 41% of seizure-related tweets are derogatory in nature.
Examine epileptic drivers Epilepsy SA has urged epileptic drivers to have regular examinations by neurologists to prevent attacks behind the wheel.
Paediatric epilepsy impacts sleep for the child Researchers have determined that paediatric epilepsy significantly impacts sleep patterns for the child and parents.
Surgery may 'cure' epilepsy Small study finds those with temporal lobe disorder related to epilepsy can be seizure-free after surgery.