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Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy
A common type of epilepsy that usually begins in teenage years, often involving myoclonic jerks and sometimes tonic-clonic seizures.
Find out moreChildhood Epilepsy Research at King's College London
Our studies explore the genetics, neuroimaging and clinical management of childhood epilepsy
Here you will find outlines of our main childhood epilepsy research projects and how to get involved.
A common type of epilepsy that usually begins in teenage years, often involving myoclonic jerks and sometimes tonic-clonic seizures.
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Our study compares genetic codes and EEG data from people with JME and those without epilepsy to find the genetic causes of JME.
Find out moreWe are a research group from King's College London dedicated to finding the cause of childhood epilepsies. Our research explores the genetics of childhood epilepsy in order to improve the outlook for both diagnosis and treatment.
If you are interested in taking part or hearing more about our childhood epilepsy research, please write to us.