Cognitive Differences in TSC Adults With and Without Epilepsy
Researchers studied the cognitive abilities of high-functioning adults with tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC), a genetic disorder that can cause various health issues, including epilepsy.
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Comorbidities | Devices & Neuromodulation | Epilepsy Research Summaries | Genetics | Pediatrics | Recent Research
DBS Reduces Seizures in Some Patients with Epilepsy
Researchers studied the effects of Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) on patients with intractable epilepsy, which means their seizures could not be controlled by medication.
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Key Factors Affecting Seizure Control in Pregnant Women with Epilepsy
Researchers studied how different factors affect seizure control and delivery outcomes in women with epilepsy who were either planning or not planning their pregnancies.
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New Study Explores Ketamine for Treating Severe Seizures in Kids
A new study investigates ketamine’s effectiveness for treating severe seizures in kids, aiming for faster emergency care and better outcomes.
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Improving Lab Tests for Better Epilepsy Care: New Research Insights
New research shows accurate lab tests for epilepsy meds can lead to better treatment and fewer seizures for your child.
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Comorbidities | Epilepsy Research Summaries | Genetics | Imaging & EEG | Pediatrics | Recent Research
New Insights on Coeliac Disease and Rare Brain Disorders in Adults
Learn how coeliac disease may connect to serious brain issues. Monitor symptoms like seizures in children and consult your healthcare provider.
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New Tools Aim to Prevent Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP)
Discover new research tools aimed at reducing the risk of SUDEP, offering hope for safer care for children and adults with epilepsy.
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Understanding Memory and Brain Changes in Older Adults with Epilepsy
Learn how brain changes in older adults with epilepsy affect memory and seizures, and the importance of monitoring brain health.
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Understanding Valproate’s Effects on Hormones and Fertility in Boys with Epilepsy
Learn how valproate affects hormones and fertility in boys with epilepsy. Discuss concerns with your healthcare provider for better monitoring.
