03/19/2026 / Epilepsia
A recent study coming out of our Rare Epilepsy Partnership Award with NORSE Institute examined whether biological markers in blood and cerebrospinal fluid could help predict outcomes in patients with cNORSE.
03/19/2026 / University of Colorado Anschutz
Comprehensive review gives researchers, clinicians and families a clearer understanding of why the diet works and where new treatments could emerge.
03/19/2026 / Cleveland Clinic
These two studies collectively offer several insights for the management of intractable epilepsy. MRF shows promise as a noninvasive imaging approach for epileptogenicity, according to researchers.
03/19/2026 / Mayo Clinic
After a seizure, the brain enters a deep sleep state that mimics memory storage — and that this effect can persist into the following night’s sleep. In effect, this “saves” the seizure’s path like a normal memory, strengthening the disease.
02/24/2026 / Epilepsia
A major advance in the field is the demonstration that HFOs can be recorded noninvasively using scalp EEG and MEG.
02/24/2026 / Neurology
Study finds that knowing about SUDEP before the death of a loved one provides emotional preparation, buffering the devastating reality and fostering agency and acceptance.
02/24/2026 / Pediatrics
Researchers state that maternal diabetes, particularly type 1 and type 2, is associated with an increased epilepsy risk in offspring.
01/15/2026 / Medscape
Preliminary clinical data suggest that LOE has unique characteristics. Patients are more frequently female, have a heavier comorbidity load but lower disability, and rarely develop drug-resistant epilepsy.
01/15/2026 / University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
This study suggests that mitochondrial defects play a role in the metabolic dysfunction observed in Dravet syndrome.
