Author: Cassie Edlund

Learn why epilepsy medication adherence is critical for seizure control, common barriers to staying on schedule, and practical tips for taking medication as prescribed.

In this Community Spotlight, meet Josh, who will take on the 2026 Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon Weekend this October with a purpose beyond the finish line. By running in support of the Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota, he’s raising awareness, inspiring others, and helping make a difference for people impacted by epilepsy across Minnesota.

For many students and families, the return to school brings questions about whether the right supports will be in place to help them succeed.

Read our newest blog post by Amy Haugen to learn how EFMN partners with families and schools year-round to ensure no student has to navigate epilepsy alone.

Day 5 was all about soaking up every last bit of Camp Oz 2026!

Day 4 at Camp Oz brought another day of adventure, friendship, and unforgettable memories!

From swimming to testing our aim to working together in the Enchanted Forest, campers packed every moment of Day 3 with fun, adventure, and plenty of laughter.

From archery and horseback riding to climbing adventures and lakeside traditions, Day 2 of Camp Oz was filled with moments of growth, connection, and joy.

One of the most special things about Camp Oz is watching those friendships take shape and Day 1 was a perfect example of that in action.

In May 2026, EFMN hosted its inaugural EpiForum, bringing together clinicians, researchers, healthcare leaders, and industry partners for an evening focused on Emerging Technologies in Epilepsy Care.

In April, the Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota returned to the Minnesota State Capitol for our first in-person Day at the Capitol since 2020. Advocates from across the state joined EFMN staff and volunteers to share their experiences with legislators, helping deepen understanding of how epilepsy and seizures shape daily life for Minnesotans.