International report proclaims epilepsy as a “public health imperative”

It affects more than 50 million people. Though treatment can cost as little as US$5 per year, about 3 of every 4 people aren’t treated. It’s linked with higher mortality rates, social discrimination and depression. “It” is epilepsy, and a new report produced by WHO, ILAE and IBE details the issues that must be addressed worldwide in order to improve the lives of people with the disease.

Read more about the report

In Bangkok, the 33^rd International Epilepsy Congress hosts a global reunion

Registrants from 100 countries met in Bangkok last month to learn, discuss, and reconnect over five days of courses, sessions and debates. Read the recap and check out the photos – you might be featured.

Find out all that happened at the 33rd IEC

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