This collection provides information about epilepsy and seizures, which are known to occur more often in people diagnosed with autism than in the general population.
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Seizures took away some of Abigail’s childhood memories. As a young adult, she discovered the reason for both her epilepsy and autism. Her journey to help others with similar conditions led her to two research studies.
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In this recorded webinar, Dr. Sarah Spence discusses autism and epilepsy.
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People with autism have a higher chance of developing epilepsy. What do we know about the autism-epilepsy connection?
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The Lombardis joined SPARK to help scientists learn more about autism and epilepsy, which both affect son RJ. They want better treatments to reduce the risks of seizures. “This is a matter of life or death,” RJ’s mother says.
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The Sandos have three reasons for their commitment to autism research: Lizzie, Blake, and Teddy.
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