Many people have seizures. Here's why it doesn’t always mean epilepsy

One of the most common causes of epilepsy is a structural brain abnormality. “Epilepsy can result from structural issues in ...

Epilepsy myths you must stop believing: Expert busts the biggest misconceptions

Epilepsy is still surrounded by harmful myths and stigma. This expert-backed guide breaks down the most common misconceptions, explains what seizures really are, how epilepsy is diagnosed, what ...
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Doctors see increase in seizures among aging patients

Seizures are on the rise. It is mostly the result of the aging baby boomer population. Epilepsy peaks in people under age 5 and those individuals over age 60. Symptoms include convulsions, black-outs, ...
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For People With Seizures, It May Be Better to Be Old

ATLANTA -- In health matters it's not often that older people do better than their younger peers, but seizure disorders may be an example, suggested a cross-sectional study.