Welcome
to the latest edition of the Epilepsy
Research UK's email newsletter. We bring
you news of our activities and recent
research advances from around the world.
The
links between epilepsy and depression Depression
is more common than average among people
with epilepsy. It has many causes: psychological
burden, social stigma, drug side effects
and cellular changes. Read
more
Could
we predict whether a person will respond
to an AED? Whether
or not an anti-epileptic drug works
for someone may depend in part on their
genes. Find
out more about a study looking at
the role of a gene which codes for drug
transport in cells.
Developing
a new imaging technique for epilepsy The academic
developing a new method of imaging fast
electrical activity in the brain describes
his work to get the technique ready
for use to help people with epilepsy.
See
the video here
The
ultimate challenge! The Mazda
London Triathlon in August will test
your mental and physical strength -
it is perfect for beginners and for
experienced triathletes alike, with
Super Sprint, Sprint and Olympic distance
categories. Enter
now
Fundraising
online There
are lots of ways you can support our
work, from selling on eBay to searching
the internet.Get
clicking
Would
you like there to be a cure for epilepsy? You are
not alone. Over 450,000 people in
the UK have epilepsy. Research is
the key to developing therapies that
could transform the lives of those
affected. Give
now online or set up a regular
gift by standing order.
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