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
- Health Secretary Matt Hancock reassures that Government are “taking all appropriate steps” to ensure continuation of medication supplies
- Why NICE is right to be cautious about recommending medicinal cannabis for two childhood epilepsy syndromes
- Professor Ley Sander talks about the risk of seizures following Cameron Boyce's tragic death
- Paige runs the north!
- Izzy explains why she chose to do work experience with us
- Maria thinks that her paintbrush is the best drug she's ever had
- Why Les is walking 500 miles for epilepsy
- Jack Cray - The 'epileptic actor' seizing the chance to share his Epilepsy story
- Latisha pays homage to her epilepsy through her company
- Shadows share their experiences about the 'Me and My Shadow' scheme
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
- Sick! festival review – a funny, heartfelt poke at the biggest taboos
- 'I’m tired and desperate' – a disabled victim of domestic violence on her struggle to survive
- Television workers twice as likely to have attended private school
- 'We see with the brain': creating a comic book for blind people
- ‘I thought I was guilty’: how the law can fail county lines victims
- A general election is coming – the left must keep its focus on marginalised voters | Frances Ryan
- Children with special needs are marginalised at school, says NAO
- Disabled Asian women sidelined by care services, report finds | Saba Salman
- 'A chance to have my own voice': the care users redesigning support
- New tech to help disabled people
- No art lover left behind: how galleries are finally welcoming disabled people
- Williamson promises review of special needs education in England
- One-off injection will save children from inherited blindness
- School exclusions plan will hit the most vulnerable | Letters
- Can blind people make great architects?
- Alison Lapper says late son Parys was bullied over her disability
- Social care services in England under extreme duress, says Age UK
- Intellectually disabled man held in solitary confinement for six years in 'outrageous' case
- Subtitles help deaf juror past '13th stranger' court rules
- What is autism? How the term became too broad to have meaning any more | Tom Clements
NEWS FROM : EPILEPSY ACTION
Read More and Click HERE –> www.epilepsy.org.uk/news/blogs/
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