Epilepsy News: Rescue Medicines for Children

This week: Tips on Seizure Rescue Medication for Kids and Genetics of Photosensitive epilepsy Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Donate Now » Follow Us On Twitter Friend Us On Facebook Forward To A Friend Epilepsy News Edition: April 17, 2013 Tips on Seizure Rescue Medication for Kids Lily Wong-Kisiel, MD, from Mayo Clinic Minnesota, answers important questions about rescue medication. Read more » Genetics of Photosensitive Epilepsy Dr. Sirven looks at the clinical genetics of epilepsy syndromes in families with photosensitive epilepsy. Read more here » Managing Seizure Rescue Medicines Resource Specialist, Patty Osborne Shafer RN, MN, looks at what rescue medicines are and how they can be used. Read more » Hallway Conversations Dr. Sirven interviews leading epilepsy professionals on important subjects such as: Everything you need to know about EEG with Susan Agostini and Luann Helepololei Many more archived! Our thanks to for providing support for the Hallway Conversations podcast series. National Walk For Epilepsy THIS WEEKEND: April 20, 2013 - Washington, DC. We need everyone’s help in order to make an impact in the lives of people dealing with seizures. There are so many ways you can help from creating a team to supporting a walker with a donation. Learn more and register here » Marine Corps Marathon Registration for the Marine Corps Marathon is sold out, but you can still secure your spot in the race by running with TEAM ETP. Learn more and register here » Next Week Do Not Miss: Imaging Serotonin and Epilepsy Antibodies that Cause Epilepsy Place Your Advertisement Here All ad revenues support the mission of the Epilepsy Therapy Project

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