A promising treatment to reduce a person's seizure frequency has failed to get approval for use on the English NHS. This is despite evidence that it might be in the best interests of patients
After a first seizure last week, Emmerdale’s long-running vicar Ashley Thomas was diagnosed with epilepsy only minutes ago! Epilepsy Action’s Claudia Christie describes the organisation’s involvement in writing the storyline and talks to actor John Middleton about his role
Lisa and David were devastated when their new baby developed epilepsy – and conventional treatment simply wasn't stopping his seizures. Would Cole ever find a new treatment option that would allow him to become seizure-free?
Epilepsy Action this week releases the results of a new survey. Sadly, the results are not surprising. People with epilepsy all over the UK could – and should – have access to better treatments to improve their health and wellbeing
Epilepsy Today editor Peter Fox wishes you a great National Epilepsy Week - and outlines what you can expect to see right here throughout the week in your online epilepsy magazine
Dr Greg Rogers (epilepsy clinical champion at the Royal College of GPs) and Nicole Crosby-McKenna explain Epilepsy Action’s new campaign – designed to bring people with epilepsy and their health professionals together to improve treatment
