Less than half of people know how to help someone having a seizure, according to recent findings from Epilepsy Ireland.

On International Epilepsy Day, Epilepsy Ireland are highlighting three things to keep in mind that could help someone who is ...

Less than half of Irish people would know what to do if they witnessed a person having a seizure, with almost 75pc totally underestimating the prevalence of epilepsy, new research has shown.More than ...

In fact, most people with epilepsy have only relatively subtle ... If they begin to fall, help them to the floor as gently as ...

On International Epilepsy Day, Epilepsy Ireland are highlighting three things to keep in mind that could help someone who is having a seizure. New research commissioned by the organisation has ...

Medical management of a seizure disorder is not always totally effective. Students who have disclosed medical conditions are encouraged to communicate with their professors about what to expect, and ...

He explains that common reasons people have seizures include strokes ... For everyone else, anti-seizure medicine may only help reduce the intensity and frequency of seizures, "but may not ...

From stifling hot trains, to being pressed up against a sweaty stranger’s armpit on the tube, to having people ... for help, revealed that she was epileptic, and handed out a laminated seizure ...

Like all third-graders at Sappington Elementary School, Max Steingrubey attended an assembly at school earlier this month to learn more about what to do when someone has a seizure.