Catholic School Students Combat Epilepsy with Science

As the father of a child with epilepsy and a teacher in a Catholic school, the following story really touches my heart. Some sixth grade students from a Catholic school in Lake Mary, Florida, are hoping to help people with seizure disorders with their new invention: a seizure detector.

Justin, Curt, Nick and Adam have developed a sensor that “sniffs” out biological changes that occur in a body before a seizure occurs.

There are few things more gut-wrenching than watching your child experience a seizure. Maybe these sixth graders will help contribute to the fight against epilepsy. Great work, boys! And kudos to your teacher.

Check out the full story at MyFoxOrlando.

Cross posted at One Catholic Life.

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