As temperatures drop and the winter months set in, the effects of cold weather go far beyond chilly mornings and frosted windscreens. For people living with epilepsy, the cold season can introduce a range of challenges — some subtle, others significant. Understanding how colder conditions can influence seizure control, medication routines and general wellbeing is…

As the days grow shorter and the clocks go back, many people notice changes in their sleep, energy and mood. For those living with epilepsy, these seasonal shifts can also influence seizure patterns and overall wellbeing. Understanding how the darker months can affect individuals with epilepsy is essential for carers, teachers and support workers. This…