Eisai pleased to support CEA comic book that educates kids and parents about epilepsy

Eisai Limited is pleased to support the Canadian Epilepsy Alliance (CEA) in the introduction of the first-of-its-kind comic book available in Canada. The comic book, an innovative educational tool, has been designed specifically to educate children and their parents about epilepsy, the most common neurological disorder in Canada affecting more than 300,000 Canadians. Eisai is guided by a corporate philosophy known as human health care (hhc), in which the patient is central – there was a need within the epilepsy community to help facilitate greater understanding of the disorder for future generations and this certainly aligns with hhc.

"The CEA is always looking for innovative ways to educate Canadians about epilepsy," says Oliver Technow, President and General Manager, Eisai Limited. "Their latest initiative, the MediKidz comic book, takes a unique approach to educating children in a format that resonates, we also know that this will help to inform teachers and parents who may not be familiar with the most common neurological condition in Canada."

Authored by doctors and medical writers, the book's content addresses the mechanics, diagnosis, and treatment of epilepsy and is peer-reviewed by leading medical professionals and endorsed by the Canadian epilepsy community. The MediKidz Explain Epilepsy will be made available through the Canadian Epilepsy Alliance across the country.

Source: Eisai Limited

 

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