When Epilepsy Has No Easy Answers, They Aim to Help
People with complex epilepsy in Central and Southern California have a new team of medical experts to turn to.
Multiple forms of epilepsy share similar underpinnings, study finds
Thousands of brain scans are studied to better understand patterns of differences in one of the largest imaging studies to date.
$21.7 million spurs USC research on how epilepsy develops
The grant supports international researchers working to cure a neurological disorder that affects millions in the U.S.
“Smart” Prosthetics Treat Neurological Conditions Like Never Before
The future of neuromedicine grows closer at the USC Neurorestoration Center, where patients are already seeing the benefits.
David’s Reverie mixes music with medical outreach
The thesis film spotlights a jazz trumpeter grappling with epilepsy.
Carley’s Carb-less Kitchen offers education on epilepsy
In memory of a special teen, families come together to learn about dietary therapy.
USC blazes trail with first NeuroPace implant after FDA approval
Keck Medicine physicians first to implant epilepsy-controlling device
Keck Medicine of USC has become the world’s first medical center to implant a responsive brain device newly approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat epilepsy.