Research
September 5, 2021 - by Bobbi OliverAt Epilepsy New Zealand we are committed to not only supporting people living with epilepsy today but also working with researchers and the medical community to find a cure or…
Read moreAt Epilepsy New Zealand we are committed to not only supporting people living with epilepsy today but also working with researchers and the medical community to find a cure or…
Read moreWHO REPORT – DISCRIMINATION A KEY BARRIER TO QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE WITH EPILEPSY Discrimination and stigma still adversely affect Australians living with epilepsy, according to a new World…
Read moreResearch offers new hope for people living with seizures A research collaboration involving the University of Otago could change the lives of people living with seizures. Researchers from Otago and…
Read moreAn outstanding coach and rugby legend, Joe Schmidt and his whanau understand what it’s like to live with Epilepsy. Joe Schmidt’s son has Epilepsy and Joe is an advocate for…
Read moreNo funds for epilepsy monitors leaves Northland solo mum relying on charity. News Article …
Read moreOur Southland Educator, Hilary Thorne, sat down with Jack Lovett-Hurst, SOAR Coordinator at Nga Kete Matauranga Pounamu Charitable Trust, for an interview on his podcast S.O.A.R. With Jack! Tune…
Read moreIf you were walking the Hãtea Loop recently, you may have noticed some tutu-wearing girls carrying placards and walking with enthusiastic determination. The girls were a group from the local…
Read moreSon’s epilepsy inspires children’s story, providing positive guidance to those living with epilepsy. Please read more here: Prop to publisher: Former rep rugby captain’s journey to writing kids’ books…
Read moreAlex may have epilepsy, but that hasn’t stopped him from chasing his dreams. With determination and heart, he’s built an inclusive gym and personal training service to help people of…
Read moreI would like to take this opportunity to thank Epilepsy New Zealand very much for the ongoing support we receive. In our class (Te Rangimarie at Stratford High School) there…
Read moreIt is with deep gratitude and sadness that we remember Andrea Hawkless — a tireless advocate, compassionate volunteer, and true friend to all living with epilepsy. Andrea’s…
Read moreThanks to the generosity of recent bequests, Epilepsy New Zealand is proud to launch a new epilepsy research grants programme. In partnership with the Neurological Foundation, technical and administrative support…
Read moreBackground: A Family in Crisis For Crystal and Aaron, the start of 2025 brought a challenge that no parent wants to face. Their young son, Lawson, was diagnosed with epilepsy.
Read moreEpilepsy New Zealand (ENZ) is proud to announce the appointment of International Test Referee Angus Mabey as a new Ambassador, supporting our work to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and advocate…
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Read moreFrom the 50:00 mark on Stuff’s Aotearoa Rugby Pod, the discussion takes a deeper turn, moving beyond match analysis to a candid conversation about epilepsy and its real-life impact. It’s…
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