American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting (AES)

Results of an MRI study and a 50-year follow-up study shed light on the effects of epilepsy on the brain’s aging process.

Researchers demonstrated promising results in surgical treatment of epileptic encephalopathy and refractory epilepsy.

What exactly should physicians do when presented with interictal epileptiform discharges (IEDs), or spikes?

Important bioequivalence issues regarding anti-epileptic drugs were highlighted at the FDA Town Hall meeting held during AES 2015.

Young epilepsy community members presented late-breaking research on Dravet syndrome, hippocampal neuron activity during seizure, and more at AES 2015.

During pre-surgery planning, decisions regarding which electrode(s) to utilize must be made on a case-by-case basis.

Is long-distance clinical health care and patient education a model that can work in the real world?

Experts from around the globe met to discuss the neuropsychological aspects of frontal lobe epilepsy.

Is it time to breathe new life into the traditional view of early life epilepsies?

How can the medical community advance research and tackle the difficult issue of sudden unexplained death in epilepsy (SUDEP)?