In celebration of our upcoming virtual streaming event of Under the Lights, an award-winning 10-minute movie about the life of a boy with epilepsy who wants to go to prom, we sat down with writer-director Miles Levin to learn more about his vision for the
We here at Novela are staunch supporters of real-world data (RWD) and real-world evidence (RWE). For those new to the concepts, RWD and RWE are similar in that they come from real patients in real-world settings. Even the FDA is onboard. Since 2016 with the
In case you missed it, we recently interviewed Ray Iskander, CEO, and Shelly Fan, Director of Communications & Alliances to learn more about Novela’s epilepsy mission and how we’re bringing our nEureka® for Epilepsy Data-as-a-Service Platform to market. Today we sat down to talk with
Last week we did a deep dive into the products and features of the nEureka® for Epilepsy Data-as-a-Service Platform. Today we want to break it down just a bit further to answer the question: with so many seizure-tracking options on the market today, why choose
If you’ve been following along on our social media and #BigDataBeatEpilepsy campaign journey, you’ve probably heard about our revolutionary nEureka® seizure monitoring smartwatch by now. But did you know that nEureka® is actually a whole platform of technologies that support people with epilepsy day and
Living with epilepsy is challenging enough on its own, but living in a rural area without reliable access to medical care can add a whole host of additional hurdles to receiving adequate treatment. Having reliable access to medical care is crucial in managing a chronic
We’ve been hard at work on our wearable seizure diary here at Novela! Last month, we launched a campaign to jumpstart a 50-person clinical trial for patients to try our wearable diary and data platform to provide feedback that will tailor the nEureka® experience to
Epilepsy is a treatable—if not yet curable—medical condition. An estimated 70% of people are able to live seizure-free if properly treated, but access to care has historically been fraught with obstacles. Yet, new hope may be on the horizon for underserved populations of people living
Memory impairments are often a frustrating and disheartening experience for many people living with epilepsy. Seizures and memory loss frequently go hand in hand, posing unique challenges for people with epilepsy. Not only is it hard to remember little day-to-day details, but having memory impairments
For many people living with epilepsy, memory impairments are an all-too-common reality. They’re obvious barriers to a person’s general quality of life. But in terms of managing seizures, memory impairments also make it hard to track and recall how many seizures one had in the
