Articles related to epilepsy

Online Feature: The genetics of epilepsy: bringing hope to families	Feature: Cloudy with a Chance of Seizure by: Katrina Dell Just as we check the weather forecast to plan our daily activities, people with epilepsy will soon be able to check personalised seizure forecasts to determine their risk and take necessary precautions.
Browse: Epilepsy, Epigenes and Molecular Filters Earn PM’s Prizes	Browse: Anti-Epileptic Drugs Increase Bone Fracture Risk in Children
Up Close: Sequencing seizures: Discovering new genetic mutations behind epilepsy Neurologist Prof Sam Berkovic and molecular geneticist Prof David Goldstein describe their work uncovering chance mutations that cause childhood epilepsy.	Up Close: Brain in a Dish: the therapeutic potential of stem cells and organoids by: Andi Horvath Epilepsy researcher Steve Petrou and developmental neuroscientist Miranda Dottori discuss the potential of organoids, miniature immature organs grown in dishes, particularly for future epilepsy and autism research.
Online Feature: Epilepsy in a Dish Stem cell research reveals clues to disease's origins and possible treatment.	Browse: Crowdsourced Algorithms Predict Epileptic Seizures
Browse: Electrical Stimulation Implant Bypasses Open Brain Surgery	Browse: Epilepsy Cure from a Tarantula