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Epilepsy risk increased by psychosis 21/02/2012

Drug developed to prevent absence seizures 20/02/2012

Gene therapy could prevent seizures, study finds 20/02/2012

European Epilepsy Day marked with video diary 17/02/2012

Injecting syringe 'could be new treatment for epilepsy' 16/02/2012

Epilepsy surgery 'lacks awareness' 16/02/2012

Research reveals role of protein in epilepsy development 15/02/2012

Supercomputer to boost epilepsy research 14/02/2012

Epilepsy information event to be held in Nottinghamshire 14/02/2012

Public understanding of epilepsy 'remains poor' 13/02/2012

Brain cells research 'could speed up epilepsy treatment' 13/02/2012

SSRIs 'could reduce risk of Sudep' 10/02/2012

Study 'an important step in confirming role of oxidative stress in epilepsy' 09/02/2012

Neurelis wins approval for epilepsy treatment 07/02/2012

Footballer urges individuals affected by epilepsy to pursue goals 06/02/2012

Pioneering therapy 'could be used to treat epilepsy' 03/02/2012

Company formed to bring epilepsy treatments to market 02/02/2012

Children affected by epilepsy 'a substantial number of admissions in US' 01/02/2012

Health comorbidities linked with children affected by epilepsy 30/01/2012

Study links brain receptor in eyes to epilepsy 27/01/2012

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