This comprehensive web site covers epilepsy in nearly every realm - from current court cases to research to an on-line chat series. Special features include downloadable application for grants; a legislative action center covering current happenings in Congress, a children's area with facts, games, a storybook and teen chat room, plus first aid for seizures, safe-living tips, medication information and FAQ section

This simple and effective site for researchers provides information on sources of funding, and AES events. Created mostly for researchers this site also provides resources for those desiring to learn more about epilepsy.

This web site is essentially a reproduction of a brochure printed by The Neurological Centre in Westmead, Australia. Although it has not been updated since 1997, the site still contains excellent basic information about epilepsy, methods of detection and some common treatments and medications. The section on common triggers - such as alcohol, flickering lights or stress - should be helpful to epileptics, friends and families.

This is a very thorough resource including materials for parents and professionals, articles about ancient treatments and summaries of laws affecting epileptics.

This is a good all-purpose clearing house for epilepsy information. The Parent's Guide, a Doctor Directory, FAQ's, links to other medical sites, message boards and books can be found here. This site also has links for women who have epilepsy and advice about leisure activities.

As any patient with a chronic disorder knows, being informed is crucial to optimize medical treatment. Topics include grand and mal seizures, support groups and information on procedures performed at the Medical College of Wisconsin.