O2 confirms its advert has passed photosensitive epilepsy safety tests
We reached out to mobile network O2 this week after a number of people with epilepsy contacted us with concerns about strobe lighting in its recent advert.
Charities and pharmacists call for medicine supply chain review as shortages continue
The Epilepsy Society has joined forces with other health charities and pharmacists to tell the government to fix the medicines supply chain as new data shows drug shortages are putting patients’ health at risk.
Meds shortages: have your say
The Epilepsy Society has launched our official Medication Shortage Survey, alongside Epilepsy Action, SUDEP Action and Parkinson's UK. Have your say now!
Zach's Law: celebrating a great campaign
We had a truly remarkable celebration of our Zach’s Law campaign last week, with Zach meeting the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, and Leader of the Opposition, Sir Keir Starmer, and having photographs taken at 10 Downing Street.
Epilepsy Society welcomes redress scheme for valproate victims but says research is also vital
Today, Patient Safety Commissioner, Dr Henrietta Hughes, launched The Hughes Report calling for redress for all those harmed by valproate. The Epilepsy Society has warmly welcomed Dr Hughes' recommendations but warned that research into other epilepsy medications is also vital to stop history from repeating itself with other drugs.
Epilepsy Society welcomes redress scheme for valproate victims but says research is also vital
Today, Patient Safety Commissioner, Dr Henrietta Hughes, launched The Hughes Report calling for redress for all those harmed by valproate. The Epilepsy Society has warmly welcomed Dr Hughes' recommendations but warned that research into other epilepsy medications is also vital to stop history from repeating itself with other drugs.