A Surbiton couple is backing a UK-wide campaign to raise awareness of a rare form of epilepsy that affects their daughter. Jennifer and Tom Allen's nine-year-old daughter, Beth, has Dravet Syndrome.

The company has already secured approval for Fintepla in treating Dravet syndrome and Lennox-Gastaut syndrome.

A little baby suffering a seizure is an incredibly distressing event for a family. Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder in children and it takes the form of recurring seizures. But ...

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A Surbiton couple, whose 9 year-old daughter has Dravet Syndrome, a rare, life-limiting, form of epilepsy, are backing a ...

Dravet Syndrome occurs in around one in every 15,000 live births and is among the most treatment-resistant genetic epilepsies.

UCB’s continued commitment to leading research aimed at improving treatment outcomes for people living with neurological conditions.Data include the use of FINTEPLA®▼ (fenfluramine)1 in Dravet ...

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