An information flyer from the Swiss League Against Epilepsy
Languages
German, English, French, Italian
The large majority of people who have epilepsy take daily medication to prevent seizures. The Swiss League Against Epilepsy has published an information flyer about these drugs.
It is practically impossible to interrupt a seizure once it has started. If possible, you can try to catch someone who has fallen during a seizure or lay them down, preferably on their side in the stable lateral position. After the seizure, wait until the …
Health insurance is compulsory for everyone in Switzerland. It covers certain costs in the event of illness and supports us financially, but also with help and advice if fate doesn't mean well for us. But how exactly does it work? What does the health insu…
The Swiss League Against Epilepsy has published three information flyers, a short film and some parts of its website in Ukrainian. This complements the work it has already done in Ukraine itself.
Ten short videos explain and illustrate important things to know about epilepsy. The films are available in ten languages; subtitles can be switched on or off in the settings. - What is epilepsy? - Types of seizure - First aid during a seizure - Causes of…
The Swiss Red Cross was commissioned by the Federal Office for Public Health (FOPH) to develop and coordinate migesplus.ch.
