CURE Epilepsy

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A cure mindset changes everything. That's the animating force behind our conversation with Beth Dean, CEO of CURE Epilepsy, as we unpack how a parent-founded nonprofit reframed a field long focused on treatments and built a pipeline that backs bold scienc

Captain Jack Somers is a retired marine who lives with post-traumatic epilepsy. He will support the cause at the CURE Epilepsy gala on Saturday.

Budget cuts and staff layoffs affecting federally supported epilepsy research and patient support have advocacy groups concerned.

Charis Gomez spoke with the CEO of CURE Epilepsy Beth Dean and former USMC Captain Jack Somers to shed light on Epilepsy Awareness month and what is being done to reduce stigmas and support those living with epilepsy.

The National Epilepsy Walk in Washington, D.C., is happening this weekend in hopes of raising awareness and getting more funding for research into the...

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CURE Epilepsy's CEO, Beth Lewin Dean, joins three other nonprofit leaders within the epilepsy space, Roy Cherry, CEO of The Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio; & Ilene Penn Miller, Director of Rare Epilepsy Network and Director of Epilepsies Action Network

David and Susan Axelrod shared their personal story that led them to found Chicago-based non-profit CURE Epilepsy to fund research.