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Diagnosing Epilepsy
Download a pdf of our most recent brochure Diagnosing Epilepsy which provides
an overview of the common tests doctors use to diagnose epilepsy: EEG, SPECT,
PET, CT SCAN, MRI and MEG.
Visit our General Information section to find out more about epilepsy.
 
The University of Toronto is part of an international effort identifying the
gene linked to child epilepsy
Read the University of Toronto, August 31, 2010, Press Release
 
 
| Epilepsy Ontario's Sharing, Spring 2010 Edition:
Siblings and Epilepsy
A guide for parents and siblings whose families have been touched by epilepsy
Download Sharing (pdf). |
 
 
| Are you between the ages of 13 and 17 years old and have epilepsy?
Researchers at SickKids and Alberta Children's Hospital are looking for youth who experience frequent seizures to participate in a study.
The study will examine the quality of life benefits of seizure response dogs for adolescents with epilepsy.
For more information contact Darren Kadis at SickKids. |
 
| Epilepsy & The Law:
What are the legal rights of an individual who has epilepsy?
For the millions of people with epilepsy, the social and legal consequences of the disorder can be far more burdensome and disruptive than the medical condition itself.
Download our booklet (pdf) and discover your legal rights. |
 
| Perfection Classroom Program and Material
For teachers! Perfection is a Grade 4 program which presents a play and companion teaching materials in two versions: a reader's theatre program and a play that can be performed.
Find out more about Perfection
Download Perfection (pdf) |
 
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