Evaluate Your Personal Safety Needs People with epilepsy have a range of safety concerns and their needs vary widely from person to person. Those whose seizures are well ...
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COVID-19 remains a problem around the world, and many health facilities are seeing new surges of infections. In addition to the respiratory issues associated with COVID, many ...
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When someone has a seizure, they need your help to be kept safe. They also need a set of eyes to watch and take note of what happened. Do you know what to do when someone has a ...
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With summer underway and the world now opening again, it’s natural that people will want to get out and enjoy time in the sun with their family and friends again. While getting ...
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When you suffer from epilepsy, seizure safety is paramount. But, what can you do to keep yourself safe at work? When we think about safety at work, we typically think of 'hard ...
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In most cases, first responders such as EMTs or the police do a good job when it comes to dealing with people who are having a seizure. However, there have been cases where they ...
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Around the world, around 50 million people are affected by epilepsy, making it the most common serious neurological disease. Those who have epilepsy undergo recurrent and ...
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Living with Epilepsy
The first seizure that a patient experiences can be scary and confusing. The Epilepsy Foundation estimates that up to 3 million Americans have epilepsy and that one person in 26 ...
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Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that causes recurrent epileptic seizures. It can also cause periods of overlapping or excessive activity in the brain. Unfortunately, the ...
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The first seizure that a patient experiences can be scary and confusing. The Epilepsy Foundation estimates that up to 3 million Americans have epilepsy and that one person in 26 ...
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Seizure Safety/Resources
