THERE ARE OVER 40 TYPES OF SEIZURE
There are over 40 different types of seizure, and it is estimated that 30% of people with epilepsy live with uncontrolled seizures that do not respond to medication. That is why we have invested over £2 million into research to improve seizure control for people with epilepsy.
RESEARCH STUDIES AIMING TO IMPROVE SEIZURE CONTROL
PREDICTING SEIZURE OCCURENCE
Predicting seizure occurrence using wearable device technology
Prof Mark Richardson
BRAIN IMAGING
NETWORKS
Imaging networks in the brain to predict medication seizure control
Dr Simon Keller
SEIZURE
TRIGGERS
Do stress hormones trigger seizures?
Prof Stafford Lightman
THE ERUK CORSELLIS BRAIN COLLECTION
Restoration for 21st century epilepsy research
Prof Maria Thom
Promoting, encouraging and funding research into the causes, diagnosis and clinical management of people with epilepsy and associated conditions
Developing the next generation of epilepsy researchers and capacity building the epilepsy research environment
Accelerating innovations for people with epilepsy by supporting research that will influence clinical practice and health policy
