The Latest Epilepsy ‘related’ news from around the UK and the Globe. Just click on the links to read the news post (this will open a new window), then make sure you come back to our website!
LATEST NEWS FROM : EPILEPSY SOCIETY UK
- 7 top tips for better sleep - epilepsy and insomnia
- New technique looks inside the brain to understand more about epilepsy
- Why Esther sings for 10 minutes at a time
- Mel's story
- My journey on the ketogenic diet - part 4
- Spring review: from tube journeys to show gardens
- Taekwondo and Epilepsy
- Volunteering at our Chalfont Centre
- Three Peaks challenge for Patrick
- #TravelKind - Tom Ryan-Elliot's story
LATEST NEWS FROM : BENEFITS AND WORK UK
Read More and Click HERE –> https://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/news
LATEST DISABILITY NEWS FROM : THE GUARDIAN UK
- The week in TV: Butterfly, There She Goes, Child of Mine, Informer
- Disabled benefit claimants to get extra £1.7bn after underpayments
- England amputees thank Premier League for World Cup funding after FA snub
- Suffering of childbirth is made acceptable by its glorification | Letters
- The Tories will regret ignoring the pain inflicted by universal credit | Dawn Foster
- Perspectives on adding folic acid to flour to prevent spinal bifida | Letters
- Surviving a stroke helped me find my vocation in care work
- 'The body lights up': stroke survivors find their footing through dance
- Folic acid to be added to UK flour in effort to reduce birth defects
- 'The exhaustion of caring is always in my bones': being responsible for parents while at university | Vanamali Hermans
- The secret to… preparing for a baby if you have a disability
- New social work model: ‘You can take longer view, not just stick a plaster on issues’
- Don't tell your child not to stare at disabled people – we are already invisible enough
- So when a high-profile civil servant is disabled, the press finds its sympathy | Frances Ryan
- Unwelcome, unsafe: teams for those left on the sideline
- Almost impossible to get a fair Pip assessment | Letters
- French doctors fail to solve mystery of babies with missing limbs
- One in five Britons with disabilities have their rights violated, UN told
- Jazz hands – now that’s an act of kindness I can applaud | Gaby Hinsliff
- Former watchdog chief labels disabled benefits process a 'hostile environment'
NEWS FROM : EPILEPSY ACTION
Read More and Click HERE –> www.epilepsy.org.uk/news/blogs/
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