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Epilepsy Sparks Insights  

Epilepsy Sparks Insights

Author: Torie Robinson

Led by Torie Robinson, Epilepsy Sparks Insights is an educational podcast to spark interest in and bridge the gap between epilepsy patients, clinicians, scientists, geneticists and the world. Follow on Twitter: @TorieRobinson10 & @EpilepsySparks. Visit www.torierobinson.com & www.epilepsysparks.com. **NOT FOR CLINICAL OR PATIENT DECISION MAKING**
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Language: en-gb

Genres: Health & Fitness, Life Sciences, Medicine, Science

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Being Involved in Epilepsy Research at iNeuron! - Torie Robinson
Friday, 17 January, 2025

Paediatric neurologist, scientist, and PPI Lead Julia Jacobs and Torie Robinson discuss the role of individuals with Lived Experience in research, particularly in the context of the iNeuron project, which focuses on epilepsy, stroke, and dementia. They explore the challenges and opportunities presented by basic science research, the importance of knowledge translation, and the benefits of engaging young researchers. The conversation emphasises the shared experiences across different diseases and the motivation that comes from personal connections in research. ------------------------------------------ 🔗 Website & more about the study: 👇🏻 https://www.torierobinson.com/epilepsy-sparks-insights/julia-jacobs-ineuron-lived-experience-basic-science 

 

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