Seeing someone around you collapse and start shaking can be scary, but knowing what to do in these crucial situations can save a life.

One of the most common causes of epilepsy is a structural brain abnormality. “Epilepsy can result from structural issues in ...

CLEVELAND — November marks National Epilepsy Awareness Month, drawing attention to a neurological condition that affects almost 3 million adults and nearly half a million children across the United ...

"First thing is safety. Lower them to the ground, turn them to the side so they don't choke and time the seizure. If it goes ...

Recognizing what a seizure looks like — and what to do in the moment — is essential, because many seizures are subtle and do ...

According to the CDC, 1 in 10 people may have a seizure during their lifetime. That means seizures are common, and one day you might need to help someone during or after a seizure. Donald Trump to ...

Learn How to Double Your Impact!When a loved one lives with epilepsy, the journey is more than medical. It’s emotional, social, and deeply personal. An employer matching gift can have double the ...

A neurologist shares her thoughts and research about “ecstatic epilepsy” in a wide-ranging conversation on how we perceive the world—and create the world we perceive Jo Marchant - Correspondent People ...