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Epilepsy surgery 'has progressed in last 15 years' 15/05/2012

Seizure control 'should not be at expense of excessive side-effects' 15/05/2012

Epilepsy care 'requires identification of comorbidities' 11/05/2012

MIT researchers develop new epilepsy study method 10/05/2012

Abbott reaches epilepsy drug settlement 10/05/2012

Glenmark wins FDA approval for epilepsy treatment 10/05/2012

Drug 'could prevent autism developing after epilepsy' 08/05/2012

African anti-epileptic medication 'can suppress respiration' 04/05/2012

Epilepsy and psychotic illness 'linked closely' 04/05/2012

Acella wins approval for epilepsy treatment 04/05/2012

Researcher wins grant for epilepsy study 01/05/2012

Upsher-Smith launches major new epilepsy research study 01/05/2012

Wrist sensors 'to help with epilepsy treatment' 30/04/2012

New study 'could lead to epilepsy treatment' 30/04/2012

Study links autism and epilepsy 27/04/2012

Anti-epileptic medication targeted dosing 'can control seizures better' 25/04/2012

Surgery to treat epilepsy 'under-utilised' 24/04/2012

Actos linked to epilepsy 24/04/2012

New research highlights nerve cells influence on epilepsy 23/04/2012

Epilepsy research uncovers selective hearing mysteries 23/04/2012

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