There are 3.4 million people in the United States living with epilepsy; 1.6 million of whom live with active seizures. More than 54,000 of those live in Alabama. Epilepsy is ... Read More
The Epilepsy Foundation offers training for all school personnel and school nurses to understand the basics of seizures, epilepsy, and first aid. The Seizure Training for School Personnel is designed ... Read More
Join Epilepsy Foundation Alabama on Zoom on Tues., June 9 at 1:30 p.m. to hear from Birmingham City Councilman Darrell O'Quinn & Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham President & CEO ... Read More
Did you miss our webinar presentation on Health for Women and Girls with Epilepsy on Sat., July 11 at 10:00 a.m.? Watch the recording! The presentation included an intro from ... Read More
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
