Epilepsy medication    
    
    
        Fix medicine supply chain or risk patients’ lives, warn charities    
            
            Epilepsy Action joined with other charities to warn the government of ongoing issues with the medicine supply chain        
    
    
        Epilepsy for professionals    
    
    
        Half of neurology patients waiting more than 18 weeks    
            
            Grace Wood | Across the NHS, around 6.3 million patients are waiting to start treatments        
    
    
        Epilepsy Action news    
    
    
        Purple Day pooch named Super Trooper    
            
            Meet Zach, the winner of our Purple Day pooch Super Trooper        
    
    
        The latest epilepsy news    
    
    
        Paula McGowan: fighting for equality    
            
            Grace Wood | Since her son Oliver died in 2015, Paula McGowan has been campaigning for equal treatment for people with epilepsy and intellectual disabilities        
    
    
        Epilepsy Action news    
    
    
        Epilepsy Action NI launches SmartPass travel campaign    
            
            The government-run SmartPass scheme offers half-fare travel for people who have conditions such as epilepsy        
    
    
        Epilepsy Action news    
    
    
        Epilepsy medicine shortages continue    
            
            Epilepsy Action’s helpline has seen five times more enquiries on medication stock        
    
    
        Epilepsy Action news    
    
    
        Neurology crisis costing UK £96bn – Economist report    
            
            The report was launched at the House of Commons on February 26, 2024        
    
    
        Epilepsy Action news    
    
    
        Epilepsy Action to become Disability Confident leader    
            
            The Disability Confident scheme launched in 2013. There are currently about 20,000 employers signed up        
    
    
        Epilepsy Action news    
    
    
        Could Emmerdale’s next character have epilepsy?    
            
            Epilepsy needs more representation on our screens. We think it’s time Emmerdale had another character with epilepsy        
    
                        
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