Research update: SEEN study reaches new phase
Amy Muggeridge, Research Manager at Young Epilepsy, provides an update on the SEEN (Sussex Early Epilepsy and Neurobiology) study, which was officially published back in March 2018.
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College students helped grow rare plants for seizure garden
The Silver-Gilt winning 'Embroidered Minds Epilepsy Garden' grabbed the attention of many, and gained plaudits from judges and gardening experts alike, during this year's Chelsea Flower Show (21-26 May 2018).
National Epilepsy Week 2018 summary
To celebrate National Epilepsy Week this year (14-20 May), Young Epilepsy was excited to share a brand new film to officially launch their three-year national campaign, #InTheMoment.
Lewis Hine publishes book about his epilepsy journey
Inspiring teenager releases accounts of the past year where his viral video touched the hearts of millions.
Young Epilepsy trustee runs 'double marathon' for the 112k
Motivating yourself to doing a mile run for charity is a bigger challenge than some may realise. But, how about running for 50 miles? That’s what one dedicated father has done for Young Epilepsy.
Young Epilepsy features in Sky One SUDEP awareness campaign
Sky One’s What’s Up TV has spent their latest series exploring Sudden Unexplained Death by Epilepsy (SUDEP) and Young Epilepsy was proud to get involved.
Young Epilepsy explores parents' mental health in new study
New research published shows extent of stress, anxiety and depression amongst parents – particularly mothers - of children with epilepsy.
Young Epilepsy involved in latest Emmerdale epilepsy plot
The award winning ITV soap opera gave Young Epilepsy a call about their latest ambitious epilepsy-related storyline and the charity was more than happy to help.
Research went down a Re-treat
Between Thursday 11 and Friday 12 January 2018 saw Young Epilepsy hosting their eight annual Research Retreat.