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International Epilepsy Day 2026: Doctor Tells Why Sleep Loss And Stress Trigger Seizures
Epilepsy patients need to grasp these elements because they determine their ability to manage seizures and achieve their desired quality of life.
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Sports And Epilepsy: Safe, Active Lifestyles Can Empower Young Patients
Regular physical activity is safe for most young people with epilepsy and can improve fitness, confidence, memory and even seizure control. With simple precautions, supportive coaching and awareness, children can thrive in sports and overcome stigma.
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World Purple Day 2025: Symptoms, Causes And Key Facts About Epilepsy
World Purple Day 2025: This global movement was founded in 2008 by Cassidy Megan, a Canadian girl who wanted to educate people about epilepsy and reduce the stigma surrounding it.
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Epilepsy Awareness Day 2025: How You Can Care For A Loved One With Epilepsy
Epilepsy Awareness Day 2025: If a loved one has epilepsy, understanding their condition can help improve their quality of life.
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Epilepsy: Know Hidden Symptoms & Who Is At A Higher Risk
Epilepsy is a complex disorder with both obvious and hidden symptoms, and some individuals are at a higher risk due to genetics, brain injuries, or underlying health conditions. Read on as we discuss some of them.
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Understanding The Long-Term Effects Of Meningitis: Rehabilitation And Recovery
In this article, we will explore the long-term effects of meningitis and discuss the rehabilitation and recovery processes crucial for improving outcomes.
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International Epilepsy Day 2024: Lifestyle And Dietary Changes To Manage Epileptic Seizures
International Epilepsy Day is a global awareness campaign held annually on the second Monday of February.
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National Epilepsy Day 2022: Expert Tips To Manage This Condition In Children
National Epilepsy Day is observed on November 17 every year. This day is observed to raise public awareness on epilepsy.
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International Epilepsy Day 2021: Is There A Cure For Epilepsy? Here's All You Need To Know
International Epilepsy Day 2021 falls on 8 February. This day tries to create awareness about this condition and the need to eradicate stigma around epilepsy.
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International Epilepsy Day 2021: 8 Things Caregivers Of Epileptic Patients Need To Follow, As Per Expert
International Epilepsy Day: Never treat an epileptic patient with inequality or excess sympathy. Epilepsy is just another comorbidity that can be managed with lifestyle changes and medical support.
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National Epilepsy Day 2019: Everything You Need To Know About Epilepsy
National Epilepsy Day observed on every 17 November focuses on creating awareness about epilepsy. Epilepsy is a disorder in which brain generates sudden abnormal bursts of electrical energy that even affect other brain functions and lead to recurrent unprovoked seizures.
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International Epilepsy Day 2018: All You Need To Know About What Causes This Neurological Disorder
International Epilepsy Day is observed on February 11. It is meant to raise awareness about epilepsy, a condition which makes a person experience convulsions, and causes loss of consciousness and abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
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National Epilepsy Day 2007
National Epilepsy Day will be observed on 17 November 2007 to raise awareness about epilepsy and the need for people living with the condition to be given a fair opportunity in every aspect of life. The theme for the awareness campaign this year is Fighting the social stigma attached with epilepsy.Rageshree Niyogi gives details.
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International Epilepsy Day 2026: Doctor Tells Why Sleep Loss And Stress Trigger Seizures
Epilepsy patients need to grasp these elements because they determine their ability to manage seizures and achieve their desired quality of life.
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Sports And Epilepsy: Safe, Active Lifestyles Can Empower Young Patients
Regular physical activity is safe for most young people with epilepsy and can improve fitness, confidence, memory and even seizure control. With simple precautions, supportive coaching and awareness, children can thrive in sports and overcome stigma.
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World Purple Day 2025: Symptoms, Causes And Key Facts About Epilepsy
World Purple Day 2025: This global movement was founded in 2008 by Cassidy Megan, a Canadian girl who wanted to educate people about epilepsy and reduce the stigma surrounding it.
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Epilepsy Awareness Day 2025: How You Can Care For A Loved One With Epilepsy
Epilepsy Awareness Day 2025: If a loved one has epilepsy, understanding their condition can help improve their quality of life.
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Epilepsy: Know Hidden Symptoms & Who Is At A Higher Risk
Epilepsy is a complex disorder with both obvious and hidden symptoms, and some individuals are at a higher risk due to genetics, brain injuries, or underlying health conditions. Read on as we discuss some of them.
-
Understanding The Long-Term Effects Of Meningitis: Rehabilitation And Recovery
In this article, we will explore the long-term effects of meningitis and discuss the rehabilitation and recovery processes crucial for improving outcomes.
-
International Epilepsy Day 2024: Lifestyle And Dietary Changes To Manage Epileptic Seizures
International Epilepsy Day is a global awareness campaign held annually on the second Monday of February.
-
National Epilepsy Day 2022: Expert Tips To Manage This Condition In Children
National Epilepsy Day is observed on November 17 every year. This day is observed to raise public awareness on epilepsy.
-
International Epilepsy Day 2021: Is There A Cure For Epilepsy? Here's All You Need To Know
International Epilepsy Day 2021 falls on 8 February. This day tries to create awareness about this condition and the need to eradicate stigma around epilepsy.
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International Epilepsy Day 2021: 8 Things Caregivers Of Epileptic Patients Need To Follow, As Per Expert
International Epilepsy Day: Never treat an epileptic patient with inequality or excess sympathy. Epilepsy is just another comorbidity that can be managed with lifestyle changes and medical support.
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National Epilepsy Day 2019: Everything You Need To Know About Epilepsy
National Epilepsy Day observed on every 17 November focuses on creating awareness about epilepsy. Epilepsy is a disorder in which brain generates sudden abnormal bursts of electrical energy that even affect other brain functions and lead to recurrent unprovoked seizures.
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International Epilepsy Day 2018: All You Need To Know About What Causes This Neurological Disorder
International Epilepsy Day is observed on February 11. It is meant to raise awareness about epilepsy, a condition which makes a person experience convulsions, and causes loss of consciousness and abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
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National Epilepsy Day 2007
National Epilepsy Day will be observed on 17 November 2007 to raise awareness about epilepsy and the need for people living with the condition to be given a fair opportunity in every aspect of life. The theme for the awareness campaign this year is Fighting the social stigma attached with epilepsy.Rageshree Niyogi gives details.
