| Press Release: Epilepsy Foundation Takes Action Against Hackers Landover, MD, March 31, 2008 — The Epilepsy Foundation’s quick reaction to a recent attack by hackers on one of its online forums raises awareness of the need for Web security for some health organizations. On Easter weekend, the Epilepsy Foundation—and those who use its online forums for help, support, suggestions and camaraderie—came under attack by people who posted rapidly flashing images to cause serious injury and harm. The type of epilepsy that causes people to experience seizures upon seeing flashing or flickering images is photosensitive epilepsy. More...
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From 'EpilepsyUSA' Magazine:
Examining the root causes of epilepsy may lead to preventing the onset of epilepsy.
By Brenda Patoine
Sports Features:
Mike Simmel knows a thing or two about overcoming obstacles, staring down adversity and, yes, even saving the day.
Living with epilepsy for 25 years hasn't stopped IronMan Triathlon competitor Mark Ashby from breaking barriers.
Diagnosed with epilepsy at age 15, All-Pro NFL Guard Faneca never let his condition stop him.
Gunn, U.S. hockey team goalie, talks about having epilepsy growing up, and as a young sports star.
Arts Features:
Garth Stein's novel focuses on the challenges of epilepsy -- from a very personal perspective.
"The Lost Prince" garners three Emmys and a special award from the Epilepsy Foundation.
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