National Epilepsy Week 2025. National Epilepsy Day 2024 Awareness & Support Get all the event details for the Epilepsy Foundation's National Epilepsy Walk on March 15, 2025, at the National Mall in Washington, DC The Epilepsy Foundation plans to return its National Epilepsy Walk to the National Mall in March 2025 with former Congressman, Tony Coelho, serving as honorary chair, and Epilepsy Foundation national Board member, Courtney Genosi-Caputo as chair.
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However, in some cases, patients require surgery to get better National Epilepsy Week is almost here! From Feb 10-16, we'll be shedding light on epilepsy, working with you to break stigmas, and sharing powerful stories from people with epilepsy
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About 50 million people have had epilepsy but got treatment Epilepsy is treated using a medication, and in 69% of cases, the seizures are monitored effectively Whether you're directly impacted by epilepsy or simply want to show your support, your participation makes a difference.
Epilepsy Awareness Day 2025 Sande Florida. The Epilepsy Foundation plans to return its National Epilepsy Walk to the National Mall in March 2025 with former Congressman, Tony Coelho, serving as honorary chair, and Epilepsy Foundation national Board member, Courtney Genosi-Caputo as chair. Set a goal to raise $100 or more to earn the official event swag
National Epilepsy Week Raising Awareness of a Condition effecting 1 in 100 people in UK. The National Epilepsy Walk is the Epilepsy Foundation's signature community event where family, friends and advocates join together to raise awareness and critical funds for the Epilepsy Foundation of America.Whether you're walking in-person or on your own, with a team or striding solo, you can be a part of this one-of-a-kind experience and celebrate alongside fellow members of the epilepsy. Epilepsy South Africa is proud to bring you National Epilepsy Week 2025, an opportunity for all South Africans to learn about epilepsy and help stop the stigma.