Epilepsy Stigma and Treatment in Epilepsy- When Surgery is Actually the Best Option By: Stephanie Tuminello Patients and doctors alike oftentimes consider surgery the last resort in epilepsy treatment. This …
Epilepsy Noise of the Neurons By Priyal Sakhuja Imagine sitting in a classroom at school or with your friends at lunch, trying to go about your normal day-to-day activi…
Epilepsy A Brighter Picture By Stephanie Tuminello Conventionally, epilepsy has been treated with a variety of drug alternatives. These drugs are aimed a…
Epilepsy Mind Over Matter By Priyal Sakhuja Take a deep breath in, raise your hands overhead, arms straight, and reach toward the sky with your fingertips. Find you…
Epilepsy Relationships and Epilepsy !– !– By: Stephanie Tuminello With Valentine’s Day just passed it seemed as though all the world was full of reds and pinks and cand…
Epilepsy The Keto Diet: Fat is the Cure Welcome to the Keto Diet. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner consist of mainly fats in a 3:1 ratio of fats to carbohydrates and protein bu…
Epilepsy Steps towards Explaining Epilpesy BOOM! POW! Nowadays when we read about superheroes, they are beating up the bad guys – the robbers, the criminals, and the ev…
Epilepsy The Stem of the Stigma We’ve talked a lot about the stigma of epilepsy in all parts of our life: in school, at work, at home, and in general. We’ve mentioned wh…
Epilepsy Suspect 6: Tonic-Clonic. (A.K.A. the grand mal) By: Neha Kinariwalla Before cueing any James Bond music, let’s take a look at the grand mal (equally big and bad)! Because we often tend to…