Ley Sander is to stand down as Medical Director of the Epilepsy Society, a position he has held since 2012. During his time ...

Amanda Pritchard, NHS England Chief Executive stepped down from her role today and will leave at the end of March. The first woman in the health service’s history to hold the post of chief executive, ...

This has had a massive impact on Michele as she experienced considerable memory loss, has depression and can no longer drive. Following her seizure she had to retire from the business. Michele misses ...

Join us in 2025 at the Manchester Half Marathon with the promise of great support and an abundance of entertainment en route.

Dedicated support from our fundraising team Epilepsy Society t-shirt and running vest to wear throughout your training and/or on race day Access to Epilepsy Society’s running hub that includes ...

Fasting can be for religious reasons. But it has also become popular in recent years. Many people believe it is good for their health but how may it affect people with epilepsy? What effect does ...

Would you like to help us raise awareness about epilepsy on Purple Day (26 March) by talking about your experience of epilepsy on national and regional radio and tv?

Children over the age of two and adults with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS) in Scotland can now be prescribed the anti-seizure medication, fenfluramine. The news follows a decision by the Scottish ...

People with a rare form of epilepsy in England will now have a new treatment option to try following approval by NICE. Fenfluramine had previously been approved by the Scottish Government as a ...

Working with our Director of Genomics Professor Sisodiya, Angeliki is conducting a PhD project on Clinical Genomic Risk Profiling in Epilepsy. Her research uses whole genome sequencing (WGS) to ...