Epilepsy 101 What is Epilepsy? A common misconception is that anyone who experiences a seizure has epilepsy, however to have an epilepsy diagnosis a person must meet specific criteria.  The International League Against Epilepsy states that an epilepsy diagnosis can be given if a person has “at least two unprovoked seizures occur[ing] greater than 24 […]

Individuals respond differently to anti-seizure medications, and these effects may show up in an individual’s EEG. It’s important to understand the effects of anti-seizure medications before deciding if a medication washout is necessary prior to their EEG study.

Dr. Jeremy Slater explains how the COVID19 vaccine was created so quickly and gives his opinion why you should get vaccinated.

Dr. Slater talks about what information is important to share with a patient who has just been diagnosed with epilepsy.

Determining the length of study for a long-term video EEG is dependent upon multiple factors. This blog reviews the existing literature regarding the duration of prolonged video EEG monitoring and its impact on diagnostic efficacy.

Seizures are not always linked to epilepsy. Learn more about the causes, symptoms, and types of seizures that occur.