Category: Epilepsy
Pediatric Epilepsy Incidence and ILAE Classification Insights
This 2025 Epilepsia study provides a comprehensive analysis of Pediatric epilepsy and youth epilepsy incidence in.
Safe Anti-Seizure Medications for Pregnancy
A recent study from Stanford Medicine has provided new insights into the safety of two.
First-Generation Antihistamines May Increase Seizure Risk
Researchers evaluated relationships between children’s prescriptions for first-generation antihistamine medications and seizures in a recent.
Transplant Drug Shows Promise in Slowing Alzheimer’s in Seizure Patients
Protein imbalances, which heighten the excitability of brain cells, may elucidate the accelerated cognitive decline.
Unlocking Ketogenic Diet for Epilepsy Management
Exploring the Therapeutic Potential of Ketogenic Diets in Epilepsy Management In a recent analysis published.
Epilepsy Seizures: Role of Astrocytes in Neural Hyperactivity
Roughly 1% of people experience epilepsy seizures, a condition in which individuals have sudden seizures..
Epilepsy Surgery: Rare Hemorrhagic Complications Study
Following cranial Epilepsy Surgery, hemorrhagic complications are rare, according to a study published online in.
Pediatric Epilepsy – Mental Health Interventions Unveiled
Mental health challenges frequently manifest in children and adolescents afflicted with chronic health conditions, yet.
New Psychological Treatment for Children with Epilepsy
A new psychological treatment for children with epilepsy created by a UCL-led team of scientists.
Researchers Found Cure to Genetic Epilepsy by Replacing a ‘Missing’ Enzyme
Scientists at the Francis Crick Institute have discovered a potential therapy target for CDKL5-deficient disorder.