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Idaho Youth Named National Epilepsy Spokesperson

Sam Gottsch of Boise, Idaho, will travel to Washington, D.C., April 1, 2008 to meet with congressional leaders and gain their support for restoration of the Americans with Disabilities Act, support for epilepsy public health programs and more research toward a cure for epilepsy.… Read more.

 

National Walk for EpilepsySaturday, March 29, 2008: The Next Step in the Journey for Change for People with Epilepsy

In 2007 we made history with the first-ever National Walk for Epilepsy. More than 5,000 people from 38 states came to the National Mall to raise awareness for people with epilepsy. We raised more than $1 million to build awareness of epilepsy, help eradicate the stigma against people with epilepsy, and fund research toward finding a cure. But that was just the beginning… Read more.


Idaho Statesman Article
By Jeanne Huff  Edition Date: 10/08/07Idaho Statesman Article Living with epilepsy

 

Living with epilepsy: Idahoan was diagnosed when she was 12


NewsChannel 7 Report
By Ysabel Bilbao Date: May 26, 2007Caldwell graduate overcomes unlikely odds

 

Caldwell graduate overcomes unlikely odds



Expressions of Courage Website

Expressions of Courage Website

Expressions of Courage is an art contest for people with epilepsy. The contest is open to artists of all ages.


Partnership for Prescription Assistance

Partnership for Prescription Assistance (PPA) bus tour

Consumer Alert

 


RxIdaho website

RxIdaho.org
Partnership for Prescription Assistance

Web site designed to help low-income, uninsured Idaho residents get free or discounted brand-name medicines.

 

Together RX Access

 

Together RX Access
Program for qualified Americans with no prescription coverage

 


Columbia University Epilepsy Family Study
The Epilepsy Family Study of Columbia University is seeking volunteers for a study of the role of heredity in epilepsy.

Right now they are focusing our research on a particular form of epilepsy, in which people have changes in their hearing associated with their seizures.

You may be eligible if you or someone in your family has (or used to have) epilepsy or seizures associated with one or more of the following symptoms:

  • Hearing sounds that aren’t really there, such as buzzing, ringing, humming or other sounds
  • Hearing distortions of actual sounds, such as changes in volume (growing louder or softer)
  • Seizures triggered by sounds such as the phone ringing or music playing
  • Any other types of changes in the hearing or auditory symptoms associated with seizures


Does Epilepsy Run in Your Family

Does Epilepsy Run in Your Family? Study by Columbia Univerrsity.

Download pdf file here.


Product information letter - Diastat

Important Product Information

Valeant Pharmaceuticals recently introduced new, more convenient dosing versions of Diastat, marketed as Diastat AcuDial. Read More.

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