Press releases

WEISSENAU - New forms of treatment for difficult-to-treat forms of epilepsy, dementia diagnostics for intellectual disability and epilepsy - experts from the Epilepsy Academy Weissenau of the ZfP Südwürttemberg provided information on these and other topics.

There are currently around 400,000 people living with Parkinson's in Germany. There are ways to effectively alleviate the symptoms. However, the right care is often lacking in rural areas. A new network offers help.

The disease is incurable. Those affected suffer greatly from the symptoms, which get worse and worse over the years. A new network now offers help to Parkinson's patients.

The external and internal speakers at the winter conference (back row from left): Dr Jan Raape, Dr Christian Tilz, Prof. Dr Christian Bien, Dr Afef El Ouni, Hassan Adnan Seklawi, Prof. Dr Bernhard Steinhoff and Prof. Dr Juan Valdés-Stauber.

At the opening symposium of the Department of Neurology and Epileptology, numerous speakers gave exciting insights.

At the opening symposium of the Department of Neurology and Epileptology, numerous renowned speakers provided exciting insights into the history of medicine and new treatment options.

PD Dr Christian Tilz has been Head Physician at the Clinic for Neuorology and Epileptology since 1 July.
He succeeds Dr Hartmut Baier and Dr Andreas Meyer, who have taken over the previously separate
departments.