Epilepsy fears over logo for 2012 Olympics
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The controversial new logo for the 2012 Olympic Games has been removed from the organisers&#39; website after a warning that the moving images could trigger epileptic seizures.
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The news that Ireland&#39;s Cian O&#39;Connor could lose his Olympic gold medal after a positive dope test on his mount, Waterford Crystal, has shaken the show jumping world.
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From the Latin, the Olympic motto is: &quot;Faster. Higher. Stronger.&quot; It says nothing about &quot;Beauty. Harmony. Emotion.&quot; Yet those values, promoted by the International Gymnastics Federation, help explain the scandal
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NEW YORK  - Severe epilepsy that can't be   controlled with anti-seizure medication may require a brain   operation, but in such cases there's apparently a trade-off.   Surgery, especially on the left temporal lobe, can results in   long-term loss of verbal memory, Dutch researchers report.
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A gene that causes a rare but severe form of epilepsy in people is also found in highly bred dogs, which could lead to new ways to treat the condition, an international team of researchers said on Thursday.
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The 2008 Olympics are still a long way away but worries are already growing about whether it will become the first genetically enhanced competition in the crown jewel of international amateur sports.
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LONDON, June 4 -- Olympic organizers unveiled the official logo for London's 2012 Summer Games on Monday, and didn't get quite the reaction they were hoping for.
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The absence of a United States broadcaster at the Paralympic Games has led senior figures within the International Paralympic Committee to raise doubts over New York&#39;s bid to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2012.
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Pregnant women suffering from epilepsy need to better informed about the risks of birth defects from treatments used to control their seizures, researchers said on Tuesday.
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Implanting a pacemaker could save the  lives of some patients with epilepsy who suffer dangerously  irregular heart rhythms during seizures, researchers said on  Friday.
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Cardiac pacemakers could help reduce the high incidence of sudden death among those with epilepsy, a British study indicates. Four of 20 patients monitored for up to 22
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NEW YORK  - Without enough exercise, even  those impossible bodies on display at the Olympics are in  danger of rapidly morphing into the shape of a couch potato, a  study of endurance athletes shows.
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IRELAND looks certain to be stripped of its only gold medal from the Athens Olympics after the nationâs most popular horse, Waterford Crystal, tested positive for a banned drug.
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Epilepsy drugs used by millions of people may increase the risk of suicidal thoughts or behavior, the Food and Drug Administration warned Thursday in an alert to doctors.
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Ireland are likely to lose their only  gold medal of the Athens Olympics after a second blood sample  taken from Waterford Crystal tested positive for banned  substances.
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Viagra and other impotence drugs are about to bear new warnings that users may experience sudden hearing loss.
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Charles Bonnet syndrome causes people with vision problems to hallucinate.