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Trolls Sent Strobing GIFS To People With Epilepsy In A Targeted Attack During Epilepsy Awareness Month

2 years ago

Trolls Sent Strobing GIFS To People With Epilepsy In A Targeted Attack During Epilepsy Awareness Month

The U.S. Epilepsy Foundation filed criminal complaints this month following an attack on its Twitter account that could have harmed…

Dogs Detect Seizures By Smelling Them, New Evidence Suggests

3 years ago

Dogs Detect Seizures By Smelling Them, New Evidence Suggests

10-Year-Old Boy Recovers Impressively After One-Sixth Of His Brain Is Removed

3 years ago

10-Year-Old Boy Recovers Impressively After One-Sixth Of His Brain Is Removed

PSA: Some Scenes In Incredibles 2 Might Be A Problem If You’re Epileptic

4 years ago

PSA: Some Scenes In Incredibles 2 Might Be A Problem If You’re Epileptic

Elastgirl, saving the day. Image: Disney/Pixar When Incredibles 2 showed up at cinemas, it appeared without one potentially very important…

An FDA Panel Just Recommended An Epilepsy Drug Made From Cannabis

4 years ago

An FDA Panel Just Recommended An Epilepsy Drug Made From Cannabis

Kristen V. Brown

Why Do Some Still Images Trigger Seizures?

5 years ago

Why Do Some Still Images Trigger Seizures?

Ryan F. Mandelbaum

A US Grand Jury Just Called Tweeting An Animated GIF ‘Assault With A Deadly Weapon’

5 years ago

A US Grand Jury Just Called Tweeting An Animated GIF ‘Assault With A Deadly Weapon’

On Monday, a Texas grand jury charged a Maryland man with “aggravated assault with a deadly weapon” after authorities say…

Twitter User Accused Of Sending Journalist Seizure-Inducing GIF: ‘Let’s See If He Dies’

5 years ago

Twitter User Accused Of Sending Journalist Seizure-Inducing GIF: ‘Let’s See If He Dies’

Some Epileptics Have Orgasmic Seizures. Here’s What They Can Teach Us

6 years ago

Some Epileptics Have Orgasmic Seizures. Here’s What They Can Teach Us

Music May Help Treat Epilepsy Someday

6 years ago

Music May Help Treat Epilepsy Someday

Kiona Smith-Strickland

Epilespy patients’ brainwaves tend to synchronise with music, and that discovery may one day help prevent seizures.

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