What causes seizures, and is there any way to stop them from happening? | TED-Ed

36 reactions · 25 shares | Seizures are like an electrical storm in the brain, and the impact a seizure has on a person depends on the location of the “storm” in the person’s brain. Dr. Alice Lam explains the potential short and long-term impacts that seizures can have on memory and cognition on this week’s Seizing Life. Watch: https://www.cureepilepsy.org/seizing-life/the-impact-of-epilepsy-and-seizures-on-cognition-and-memory/ | CURE Epilepsy | Facebook

Adult onset seizures occur when an individual experiences their first seizure in adulthood, and they can be caused by various factors. In this video, Prof. Ranganathan Jothi, Chief - Brain & Spine Surgeon and Director of Neurosciences at Kauvery Hospital Vadapalani, explains what adult onset seizures are, their potential causes, and how they differ from seizures in children. https://www.kauveryhospital.com/doctors/chennai-vadapalani/neurology-and-neuroscience/dr-ranganathan-jothi/ #KauveryHospit