Objective Epilepsy, one of the most common, serious chronic neurological diseases, is
accompanied by different levels of perceived stigma that affects people in almost all age …

Background Epilepsy remains one of the world's most common neurological diseases, but it
appears to be widely misunderstood, particularly in under-resourced countries like Ethiopia …

Religious and sociocultural beliefs influence the nature of treatment and care received by
people with epilepsy. Many communities in Africa and other developing nations believe that …

Introduction Despite being a common disorder, epilepsy is misunderstood by the general
public, leading to fear, secrecy, stigmatization, and the risk of social discrimination. Objective …

Objective The attitude of patients with epilepsy towards their disease is an important factor in
disease management and quality of life. The aim of this study was to define the attitudes of …

Background Religious and sociocultural beliefs influence how people with epilepsy (PWE)
are treated and cared for. Many communities in Africa and other developing countries …

Background Misconception about epilepsy in Ethiopia is higher which in turn affects overall
quality of life of the individuals. This research was aimed to assess knowledge and attitude …

Background Although antiseizure medications play a crucial role in the management of
epilepsy, their benefit can be compromised due to drug-related problems. Drug therapy …

Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders encountered worldwide. It is
poorly understood by the community, and it has been associated with numerous beliefs and …

This cross-sectional study aimed to describe the knowledge and perceptions about epilepsy
and the attitudes toward people with epilepsy (PWEs) among university students in Yemen …