Participate in Epilepsy Research
Participating in epilepsy research has the potential to not only improve your own condition but also help others by increasing our understanding of epilepsy, developing new treatments, and possibly even preventing epilepsy. In some cases, participating in clinical trials and other research studies involves certain risks, so be sure to discuss these risks and possible benefits with your doctor before enrolling in any research study. For additional information on clinical trials and other research in which you can participate, visit the Epilepsy Foundation’s Participate in Epilepsy Research page.

Research Studies and Clinical Trials currently recruiting in Michigan (note: this list is not comprehensive)

FOCUS on Epilepsy - A self management program for adults with epilepsy

Epilepsy Phenome Genome Project (EPGP)

Intranasal Midazolam for Treatment of Seizure Clusters

Stand Up to Bullying - A study to test the effectiveness of a computer-based program for teens with epilepsy aimed at preventing bullying

Development of a Brief Coping Intervention for Adolescents with Epilepsy - a supportive group counseling program for teens with epilepsy


Other Clinical Trials Currently Recruiting in Michigan