Our theme for September is Neurodevelopment & Epilepsy
Neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism are common among people with epilepsy. But despite the strong link, we know little about the common underlying causes and how to best treat seizures in autistic people. This month, we will focus on the link between epilepsy and neurodevelopmental conditions and how research could help more people live seizure-free.
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IN THE NEWS
Introducing our 2021 London Marathon team…
Epilepsy Research UK is proud to announce our 2021 London Marathon team – and what a brilliant and varied team it is! There are new faces, seasoned supporters, establis [...]
Epilepsy charities collaborate on vital new Priority Setting Partnership for research
Epilepsy Research UK has today announced the launch of a James Lind Alliance (JLA) Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) to establish the future research priorities of epi [...]
A gift in your Will could STOP epilepsy interrupting lives
Gifts in Wills left to Epilepsy Research UK play a vital role in securing the future of research into epilepsy. They enable us to provide help for today through clinica [...]
Through the incredible efforts of our supporters over the last twelve months, we are delighted that Epilepsy Research UK was able to make over £1.3 million available for our 2021 grant awards.
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again – none of the research we fund would be possible without the generosity and commitment of our supporters. Here are some of their incredible stories.
Do something amazing today and make a donation to Epilepsy Research UK. Your money will go towards driving and enabling life changing, life saving research projects which help people with epilepsy.
