While most people who may develop COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) will have only mild to moderate symptoms, some people may need to see a health care provider or be hospitalized. The focus by ... Read More
Disparities in epilepsy treatment have previously been reported. In the current study, UAB researchers examined the role of socioeconomic status, health insurance, place of residence, and sociodemographic characteristics in a ... Read More
Learn about how to prepare for a telemedicine visit with the UAB Epilepsy Center. Thank you Dr. Leslie Grayson for giving us this information ... Read More
How to prepare for a telemedicine visit with UAB Pediatric Epilepsy Program at Children's Hospital Learn about how to prepare for a telemedicine visit with the UAB Pediatric Epilepsy Program ... Read More
The Walk to End Epilepsy – Montgomery was a powerful new fundraising AND advocacy concept brought to you by the Epilepsy Foundation Alabama and was held virtually A recording of ... Read More
Alabama has introduced seizure safe schools legislation, HB 385/ SB 276, and your voice is needed! There are 7,500 children living with epilepsy in Alabama counting on you to speak ... Read More
A new specialty license plate is now available to residents of Alabama who want to show their support of children with pediatric epilepsy. In a collaboration between the Pediatric Epilepsy ... Read More
Thank you to the hundreds of people that joined us for the Walk to End Epilepsy in Birmingham! We walked for the 54,000 families affected by epilepsy in Alabama ... Read More
“We are so excited that we were able to raise more than $65,000 from participants, teams and event sponsors that will be used to mobilize the community to be part ... Read More
Sara Franklin had her world shaken in August 2018 — literally. The Hoover native and new mother was asleep in her home in the Kirkman Preserve community when she, for ... Read More
