Autoimmune encephalitis occurs when a person’s own antibodies
or immune cells attack the brain. Antibodies may target specific proteins or receptors
in the brain, which determine the type of autoimmune encephalitis.
We strive to support you in the diagnosis and treatment of autoimmune encephalitis, successful patient care requires a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach.
We support and facilitate scientific research into causes of autoimmune encephalitis and its treatment, leading to more targeted therapies.
May is AEA Research Network Month.
We're in the final stretch of our month-long campaign to fund research that leads to faster diagnosis, better treatment, and one day a cure for autoimmune encephalitis. Every gift moves the science forward. Will you help today?