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Seizure triggers: stress and anxiety
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Seizure triggers: Alcohol
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Men and epilepsy: Coming to terms with new diagnosis
This month is Men’s Health Awareness Month. We regularly hear from men from all over Scotland struggling with a new diagnosis and living with...
Shortlisted for IOD Director of the Year Awards 2021
We are delighted to announce that our Chief Executive, Lesslie Young, has been shortlisted for The Agility and Resilience Director of the Year award...
Seizure triggers: Lack of sleep
There are some seizure triggers that are common to many people with epilepsy. Over the next few weeks, we will be highlighting some of...
Living with epilepsy: My experience
Paul was diagnosed with epilepsy in February 2016. Here he shares how he felt when he was first diagnosed and what he would say...
Meet our Trustees: Michael Sturrock
We continue to help you get to know our trustees. Today, Michael Sturrock explains what particularly interests him about Epilepsy Scotland and what he...
Ways to minimise SUDEP risk
Today is SUDEP Action Day. SUDEP stands for Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy. It is rare in adults and even rarer in children. To...
Meet our Trustees: Graham Loan
Over the next few months, we will be helping you get to know our trustees. Today, Graham Loan explains why he joined Epilepsy Scotland...
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