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    • Donate Online
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  • Get Involved
    • Programs & Services >
      • Scholarships
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      • Education & Training >
        • 2022 END EPILEPSY Conference
        • Virtual Educational Sessions
        • Learn About Epilepsy
        • Educational Materials
        • En Espanol
      • Information & Referral >
        • Prescription Assistance
        • Kentucky Driver Licensing Laws
        • Indiana Driver Licensing Laws
        • Find an Epilepsy Center Near You
      • Studio e
    • 2022 National Epilepsy Awareness Month
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    • Walk to END Epilepsy 2023
    • Share Your Story
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      • Honor a Loved One
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      • Hope for Hadley Jo
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​Did you know that African Americans are more likely to develop epilepsy than white Americans? Are you aware that African Americans with epilepsy are less likely to gain seizure control than white Americans?  If you are a medical professional that would like to make a positive change in the treatment outcomes for African Americans with epilepsy, we hope you will join us on Friday, January 15 at 4:00 p.m., by registering for this virtual round table discussion about #EpilepsyEquity for African Americans in the Treatment of Epilepsy.  You will be sent details about how to join the discussion through Zoom after you register. #EpilepsyEquity

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Epilepsy Foundation of Kentuckiana 
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​Kosair Charities Centre
​982 Eastern Parkway
Louisville, KY  40217
(502) 637-4440
Toll-free (866) 275-1078

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Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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