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06/16/2026

Men’s Health Week highlights the importance of prioritizing health, speaking openly about challenges and seeking support when it’s needed.

Our survey findings found that men are more resigned than women to living with frequent seizures, with nearly one in five accepting that their condition is controlled while having six to 10 seizures each month.

The findings suggest men living with epilepsy may normalize frequent seizures, reinforcing why continued conversations around men’s health, self-advocacy and access to care remain so important.



Learn more: https://www.sklifescienceinc.com/news-media/ -report

06/09/2026

As summer quickly approaches, planning ahead can help people living with epilepsy and their caregivers feel more prepared.

For some, heat, dehydration or changes in routine may affect seizure management. Resources from the Epilepsy Foundation of America offer practical guidance for staying cool, thinking through summer activities and reducing risk during warmer months.

Learn more at https://www.epilepsy.com/stories/summer-safety-people-seizures

06/03/2026

Recently, Epilepsy Alliance America helped shine a light on a meaningful moment for the epilepsy community in Tampa, Florida.

Hundreds of supporters gathered at Al Lopez Park for the 2026 Walk for Epilepsy Hillsborough, an event that raised awareness and funds to support the programs and services of Epilepsy Services Foundation, Inc.

At SK Life Science, Inc., supporting the epilepsy community means helping advance the programs, resources and connections that can make a lasting impact.

Learn more about Epilepsy Alliance America's work: https://epilepsyallianceamerica.org/

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember all those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Their courage, dedication, and commitment to something greater than themselves continue to inspire us.

We are grateful for their service and for the freedoms their sacrifice protects.

05/21/2026

SK Life Science, Inc. leaders recently joined the Epilepsy Foundation of America’s Research Roundtable for Epilepsy in Washington, D.C.

The Roundtable convened epilepsy clinicians and cross-sector experts to collaborate on advancing epilepsy research. Through in-depth discussions, participants explored key roadblocks and identified opportunities to accelerate the development and implementation of new treatments and diagnostic tools.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this dialogue and continue building meaningful relationships across the epilepsy community.

Learn more about the Research Roundtable for Epilepsy: https://www.epilepsy.com/research-funding/research-roundtable

05/14/2026

During Neuroscience Nurses Week, we recognize the extraordinary skill, compassion, and dedication of nurses caring for people living with neurological conditions.

Led by the AANN: American Association of Neuroscience Nurses, this week honors professionals who play a critical role in patient safety, recovery, and education.

For individuals living with epilepsy, neuroscience nurses are often the bridge between treatment plans and real-world care — ensuring patients and families feel supported, informed, and empowered.

We thank you for your expertise, advocacy, and unwavering commitment to the epilepsy community.

05/12/2026

Take Your Child to Work Day brought a fantastic energy to SK Life Science, as our team’s kids joined us for a day of learning, exploration and a closer look at what we do.

Through interactive moments and time spent together, they experienced the work that drives us, with the hope it leaves a lasting impression on how they see science and what they might pursue in the future.

05/11/2026

Findings from our recent Hope, Hesitancy, and Hard Truths survey were presented at the 2026 American Academy of Neurology (AAN) Annual Conference and featured in NeurologyLive, highlighting important gaps in epilepsy care.

From differences in treatment expectations to challenges in communication, these insights reinforce the need for more informed, open dialogue to better support people living with epilepsy.

Read more:

A national survey presented at AAN 2026 revealed significant gaps between patients with epilepsy and clinicians in seizure expectations, treatment decisions, and communication around risks like SUDEP.

05/10/2026

This Mother’s Day, we recognize and celebrate the mothers within our organization and across the epilepsy community.

Many on our SK Life Science team balance professional dedication with the profound responsibility of caring for their families. Their strength, compassion, and resilience shape not only their homes — but also the work we do every day to advance care for people living with epilepsy.

We also honor the mothers and caregivers navigating epilepsy alongside their loved ones. Your advocacy, courage, and commitment inspire us.

Today, we celebrate all mothers who are making a difference — at home and in our communities.

Happy Mother’s Day.

05/08/2026

Findings from our Hope, Hesitancy, and Hard Truths: A Patient and Provider Perspective on Epilepsy Treatment survey revealed communication gaps that can directly impact treatment decisions, safety, and quality of life:

- 72% of patients don’t report every seizure
- 78% don’t believe they’ll ever be seizure-free
- Nearly 1 in 5 patients with daily seizures had never heard of SUDEP

During Mental Health Awareness Month, these findings take on added significance. When people don’t feel heard, understood, or hopeful about their care, it can affect not only clinical outcomes — but emotional well-being, too.

Open, honest dialogue between patients and providers is essential to advancing whole-person epilepsy care.

At SK Life Science, we remain committed to listening, learning, and working alongside the epilepsy community to help close these gaps and improve outcomes.

Learn more about the survey findings: https://www.sklifescienceinc.com/news-media/ -report