Please be aware that this group is not affiliated with Epilepsy Action and we do not take responsibility for its activities. This is an independent group and any inquiries should be directed to the ...

Medical cannabis or cannabidiol (CBD) is legal in the UK. Specialists may prescribe it to treat certain types of epilepsy.

What is menopause? The menopause is when you stop having periods and have not had a period for 12 months. In the UK, most women reach the menopause between the age of 45 and 55. Some research suggests ...

Introduction The Independent Medicines and Medical Device Safety Review (Cumberlege report) was published on 8 July 2020. The report included nine general recommendations covering surgical mesh, ...

The group is run by Michael and Moira.Michael has been volunteering with Epilepsy Action since 1990 and has epilepsy himself.

This month’s Epilepsy Star Award has been scooped by Jenny Edwards epilepsy specialist nurse from Swansea who goes above and beyond.

With festival season approaching, we share some tips to help people with epilepsy plan ahead, manage triggers and stay safe ...

The government welfare bill confirms cuts to personal independence payments and is met with opposition by Labour MPs and Epilepsy Action.

A Manchester dentist donates padel tournament winnings to Epilepsy Action in honour of family member with epilepsy.

We are a friendly group aimed at people living in South East England whose lives have been touched by epilepsy.

The My Neuro Survey has found a lack of access to mental health services and financial struggles among people with epilepsy.

Current Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants will not be affected by the government’s new welfare bill, after a concession made last night (26 June) by the Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer.