New campaign provides support for pregnant women with epilepsy
Epilepsy Action has launched a new campaign, HealthE mum-to-be, to improve the care, support and advice given to pregnant women with epilepsy.
Epilepsy Action has launched a new campaign, HealthE mum-to-be, to improve the care, support and advice given to pregnant women with epilepsy.
Women with epilepsy are not being given vital information about contraception, conception and pregnancy, according to a survey released today by Epilepsy Action. This means that they are unable to make informed decisions about their care and treatment before and during pregnancy.
A host of celebrities have been showing their artistic side for charity by taking part in this year’s National Doodle Day. Doodles by famous faces including Sir Ian McKellen, Mary Berry, Rita Ora, Michael Sheen, Lorraine Kelly, Sir Terry Wogan, Joanna Lumley, Louis Smith, Matt Lucas, Gok Wan, Dev Patel, Alan Titchmarsh and Chris Tarrant will be auctioned on eBay from Friday 8 February (National Doodle Day). The auction will raise money for national charity Epilepsy Action.