Congress moves to create a National Plan to coordinate epilepsy research, care, and federal reporting
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Companion bill: Congress Proposes National Strategy to Coordinate Research and Cures for 3.4 Million Americans with Epilepsy →No action since February 2025
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Covers reintroduction of the National Plan for Epilepsy Act (S.494/H.R.1189), explains goals (coordination, research, care) and notes broad organizational support.
Discusses the bill’s reintroduction (H.R.1189) and the envisioned national plan/advisory approach; includes context on NIH epilepsy research funding and advocacy priorities.
Explains the National Plan for Epilepsy Act (S.494/H.R.1189), summarizes objectives, and notes organizational support; page notes an update dated June 17, 2025.
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Document Type
Congressional Bill
Official Title
National Plan for Epilepsy Act
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