SK Life Science, Inc.

03/13/2026

Sleep plays a critical role in brain health and overall well-being.

On World Sleep Day, we’re reminded of the importance of sleep science and the researchers working to better understand its relationship to neurological health.

Learn more from CURE Epilepsy: https://www.cureepilepsy.org/research-discoveries/improving-sleep-with-small-environmental-changes-may-decrease-seizures/

03/11/2026

Scientific literature helps drive progress in neuroscience.

Recent research highlights ongoing exploration into mechanisms involved in epilepsy and sleep—areas that continue to shape scientific understanding.

At SK Life Science, Inc., we remain committed to supporting scientific advancement and collaboration across the research community.

Read the publication: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s42494-024-00197-w

03/08/2026

Progress in science is powered by diverse perspectives.

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women across SK Life Science, Inc. whose expertise, leadership, and dedication help move neuroscience forward every day.

Thank you for the impact you make for patients, science, and each other.

03/02/2026

Groundbreaking discoveries begin with bold scientific curiosity.

Ingrid Scheffer is widely recognized for advancing understanding of genetic epilepsies—work that continues to shape research and clinical thinking today.

For Women's History Month —and every day —we’re inspired by the pioneers whose work expands what’s possible in neuroscience.

Learn more about her work: http://www.ingridscheffer.com/about.html

02/28/2026

Rare diseases affect millions — yet many remain misunderstood.

Today is Rare Disease Day, and we’re taking a moment to shine a light on Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome (LGS) — a rare and severe form of epilepsy that often begins in childhood and can bring daily challenges for individuals and families alike.

Awareness matters. Understanding LGS helps strengthen support for families, caregivers and the broader epilepsy community — and helps the science needed to improve care.

The LGS Foundation offers education, resources and connection for families navigating this journey. Learn more and find support: https://www.lgsfoundation.org

On Rare Disease Day, we stand with the LGS community — and with everyone working to bring greater understanding, research and hope to rare conditions.

02/20/2026

Much of care happens outside the clinic. For people living with epilepsy or cancer, caregivers guide care and decisions. At SK Life Science, Inc., supporting patients means recognizing the full circle of care around them. National Caregivers Day shows why caregiving matters.

02/18/2026

Congratulations to the 2025 Pinnacle Club winners!

Your dedication, teamwork and impact help drive SK Life Science, Inc. forward, and we’re proud to celebrate your contributions.

Learn more about the work their efforts support: https://www.sklifescienceinc.com/

02/12/2026

When a seizure happens, uncertainty can put people at risk. A seizure action plan provides clear, individualized guidance so caregivers, families and care teams know how to respond when it matters most.

During Seizure Action Plan Awareness Week, we’re supporting preparedness and safety alongside the Seizure Action Plan Coalition and its Managing Organization, Epilepsy Alliance America, reinforcing the importance of planning for real-world moments of care.

Learn more at: www.SeizureActionPlans.org

02/10/2026

We’re proud to support initiatives that help people in the epilepsy community grow, lead, and thrive.

Programs like this reflect our belief in connecting health and happiness — because supporting people goes beyond treatment. It’s about creating opportunities, amplifying lived experiences, and helping individuals turn their journeys into impact for others.

Congratulations, Drew, on this exciting step. We’re inspired by your commitment to making a difference and are cheering you on during your time with CURE Epilepsy.

Join us in welcoming Drew Conlee, a 2026 Community Enrichment Program intern! Drew has personally dealt with epilepsy since age 12, and this internship helps him reach his ultimate goal of making a difference for others in the epilepsy community.

Drew looks forward to working hands-on with all CURE Epilepsy teams, so that he can level up his advocacy and make the world a better place for people with epilepsy and beyond.

Drop him a 👋 to say hello and thank you to SK Life Science, Inc. for their generous support of this program!

02/09/2026

Today is International Epilepsy Day, a day which highlights how much work remains to improve the understanding of epilepsy. Despite being one of the world’s oldest known medical conditions, misconceptions and discrimination continue to affect daily life for many people living with epilepsy, often in ways that extend beyond seizures.

For organizations committed to epilepsy, awareness and education remain essential. Efforts led by the Epilepsy Foundation of America, among others, continue to support greater understanding of epilepsy and its impact on individuals, families and communities.

Learn more about International Epilepsy Day and ongoing awareness efforts: https://www.epilepsy.com/volunteer/spreading-awareness/international-epilepsy-day

02/05/2026

At SK Life Science, Inc., values aren’t defined by statements: they’re proven in practice. They show up in how we engage with one another, take ownership, make decisions and choose to do the right thing—especially when the work is complex or demanding.

We are proud of our team members who bring these values to life every day.

02/02/2026

During National Patient Recognition Week, we recognize the people living with serious neurological and cancer-related conditions whose experiences should shape what progress looks like.

At SK Life Science, Inc., that perspective keeps our science centered on real needs and reinforces our sense of purpose as we build for the future.