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Epilepsy Foundation between us eNewsletter
April 2004
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PREGNANCY REGISTRIES ENROLLING THOUSANDS
Thousands of pregnant women with epilepsy are signing up with pregnancy
registries in an effort to determine which antiepileptic drugs are
safest
during pregnancy, and which carry the greatest risk to the developing
child.
-> http://www.efa.org/epilepsyusa/between/pregregistry.cfm
ONLINE CHAT:
WOMEN AND EPILEPSY WITH JACQUELINE A. FRENCH
More than one million women and girls in the United States are living
with
seizure disorders. Join us online Thursday, May 20 at 11 a.m. (EST) for
the
chance to ask a top expert about women's issues with epilepsy, or submit
a
question in advance and read the transcript later.
-> http://www.efa.org/epilepsyusa/between/weichat200405.cfm
PHYSICIAN SURVEY REVEALS AWARENESS INCREASE
A new Foundation survey reveals that, following the Women & Epilepsy
Initiative's Campaign for Women's Health, health care providers are more
aware
of unique issues facing women with epilepsy than they were in 1998. The
survey
results were presented at the American Epilepsy Society's annual meeting
in
Boston.
-> http://www.efa.org/epilepsyusa/between/drawaresurvey.cfm
BONE HEALTH A CONCERN FOR WOMEN WITH EPILEPSY
Osteoporosis, thinning of the bones, is a concern for many women as they
age.
For women with epilepsy, concern about bone health may be more pressing.
-> http://www.efa.org/epilepsyusa/between/bonehealth.cfm
TWO FRIENDS REUNITED THROUGH WEBSITE
Joanne Gonzales and Nancy Black met at a horse stable when they were
teenagers.
After losing touch for over twenty years, the friends were reunited
through
another common bond many years later.
-> http://www.efa.org/epilepsyusa/between/friendsreunited.cfm
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A CURE FOR EPILEPSY. YOU CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN
Help the Epilepsy Foundation fund research into the causes and
treatments of
epilepsy. Your generous gift will go to find a cure for epilepsy.
Thousands of
people are desperately waiting for a cure. You can help shorten their
wait by
making a generous gift today.
-> http://www.epilepsyfoundation.org/howtohelp/donate.cfm?iden=en0304
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FEATURED RESOURCES
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