Top award for Cork epilepsy outreach service
Thursday, April 28, 2016Congratulations to the Cork University Hospital epilepsy team on taking one of the top honours at the annual HSE Health Excellence Awards this week.
Congratulations to the Cork University Hospital epilepsy team on taking one of the top honours at the annual HSE Health Excellence Awards this week.
UCD School of Psychology are recruiting a suitably experienced researcher to join their team of national and international colleagues undertaking the ESBACE pan-European study in the field of epilepsy.
Ahead is currently accepting applications for 6 month placements through the WAM programme.
Epilepsy Ireland in partnership with Helium Arts is holding a day of Puppet Workshops for children with epilepsy and children whose parents have epilepsy on Saturday 23rd April in Dublin City Centre.
Epilepsy Ireland is running a STEPS (Support and Training in Epilepsy Self-Management) course starting next Monday evening April 18th 2016 in Dublin city centre.
Two of Epilepsy Ireland's young members are featured in today's Irish Times speaking about their experiences of schooling and state exams.
A new study just published indicates that children with Type 1 Diabetes are almost 3 times more likely to develop epilepsy as children without Type 1 Diabetes.
Despite recent advances in the understanding and treatment of epilepsy, up to 30% of people living with the condition do not respond to existing anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs) and continue to experience regular, debilitating and potentially life-threatening seizures.
Tegretol Retard, the name of this product will change in Ireland with immediate effect to Tegretol SR.
A sincere thanks to 'The Bearded Irishman' Joey O'Dea who has raised an amazing €20k which will go towards EIs research scheme.