Partners Against Mortality in Epilepsy (PAME) Meeting 2026
The PAME Meeting brings together people and professionals connected to epilepsy and epilepsy mortality.
- Date
- December 2, 2026
- Location
- Denver, CO
- Organizer
- Danny Did Foundation
TL;DR
- The meeting is scheduled for December 2, 2026, in Denver, Colorado.
- The Danny Did Foundation organizes the event.
- Its listed audience includes health care providers, researchers, public health officials, advocates, caregivers, bereaved families, and people living with epilepsy.
Who you'll find in the room
Health care providers
The organizer lists health care providers among the intended audience.
Clinical researchers
The organizer lists clinical researchers among the intended audience.
Basic scientists
The organizer lists basic scientists among the intended audience.
Public health officials
The organizer lists public health officials among the intended audience.
Patient advocates
The organizer lists patient advocates among the intended audience.
Caregivers
The organizer lists caregivers among the intended audience.
Bereaved families
The organizer lists bereaved families among the intended audience.
People living with epilepsy
The organizer lists people living with epilepsy among the intended audience.
Featured speakers
5 listedElizabeth J. Donner
MD, MSc, FRCPC
George B. Richerson
MD, PhD
Tom Stanton
President · Danny Did Foundation
Gardiner Lapham
RN, MPH
Jeffrey Buchhalter
MD, PhD, FAAN, FAES
Partners on record
3 listedQuestions people ask
5 answeredThe meeting starts on December 2, 2026.
The 2026 meeting is held in Denver, Colorado.
The listed audience includes health care providers, clinical researchers, basic scientists, public health officials, patient advocates, caregivers, bereaved families, and people living with epilepsy.
It is most useful for epilepsy clinicians, researchers and patient advocates focused on epilepsy-related mortality, since the audience also includes bereaved families and caregivers, and the speakers include physician-researchers such as George B. Richerson and Jeffrey Buchhalter alongside Danny Did Foundation president Tom Stanton.
Mixed clinical, research and family audiences at epilepsy meetings usually dress in business casual, with clinicians in slacks and collared shirts and families in comfortable, modest clothes. Denver in early December is cold, so a warm coat is sensible.
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