People with epilepsy (PWE) face difficulties in employment. Hong Kong depends heavily on tertiary industry and enjoys a low unemployment rate. However, there have been rare reports on employment of PWE in Hong Kong. We aimed at (1) investigating the employment status among PWE; (2) correlating demographic and clinical factors with employment status of PWE; and (3) describing the self-perceived impact of epilepsy on employment and their correlations with employment status.
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We have produced the IBE Camp Series (Hong Kong Version) with four educational animations on epilepsy. Please enjoy.
8th February marks International Epilepsy Day of the year! Local epilepsy concern groups are launching a public education campaign “We’re All 1/20: Understand Epilepsy, Be Aware N Be Around” , calling on people to learn more about epilepsy, one of the most common brain diseases in Hong Kong and take on tips for handling epileptic seizure.
2月8日是 國際腦癇日，今年香港以「你我都是二十分之一：認識腦癇 守望相助」的公眾教育推廣活動響應。齊齊行動， 關注和認識就是最直接的支持!
腦癇症是香港最常見的腦科病之一，每20人當中有1人在一生中有腦癇發作，任何年齡及階層人士都有機會患有腦癇症。
There are millions of brain nerve cells in our cerebral cortex, and under normal circumstances, each cell carries a very…
Causes of epilepsy can be unknown, congenital and acquired. Brain structure and disease-related problems.
People who are being treated by physician, such as taking anti-epileptic drug treatment…
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