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We would ask that prior to proceeding further in your search for information about Encephalitis you take a few moments to read and consider the comments below.
In some instances where people are affected by Encephalitis the long-term prognosis can be very good, with many people coming through the illness with little or no difficulties. However because there are occasions where more severe problems can occur, we have had to make our information as broad and far-reaching as possible. Therefore the details provided in the forthcoming web pages are fairly extensive. Taking this into account we would ask that anyone seeking information consider the following factors.
The difficulties stated in the information are not reflective of every situation where Encephalitis is involved and that some of the information stated may not be relevant to your situation.
Taking into account the emotional strain that a diagnosis of Encephalitis may bring coupled with the amount of information available through our website consideration may be required into gauging how much information is accessed at any one time.
Should any of the information raise issues or give you reason for concern we would ask that you contact the national office via our information line 01653 699599 or alternatively we can be contacted by email on support@Encephalitis.info
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The information provided on www.Encephalitis.info is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between a patient/site visitor and his/her physician. Any information collected by our website, such as email address, will never be passed on to any third party, unless required by law
Information
The Society has a comprehensive resource of evidence-based information comprising factsheets, books, booklets, leaflets, DVDs, and newsletters. This information is available in hard copy and also electronically from this site. In addition our information is disseminated in various other ways such as speaking at, and exhibiting material at, a range of conferences and events.
We would ask that prior to proceeding further in your search for information about Encephalitis the Illness you take a few moments to read and consider the comments below.
In some instances where people are affected by Encephalitis the long-term prognosis can be very good, with many people coming through the illness with little or no difficulties. However because there are occasions where more severe problems can occur, we have had to make our information as broad and far-reaching as possible. Therefore the details provided in the forthcoming web pages are fairly extensive. Taking this into account we would ask that anyone seeking information consider the following factors.
The difficulties stated in the information are not reflective of every situation where Encephalitis is involved and that some of the information stated may not be relevant to your situation.
Taking into account the emotional strain that a diagnosis of Encephalitis may bring coupled with the amount of information available through our website consideration may be required into gauging how much information is accessed at any one time.
We aim to make our information as accessible as possible and have a variety of mediums in which this information can be accessed. All pages on the website can be translated into other languages, using the Google Translate button, the text size can be altered, and we can arrange for hardcopies and audio translations if necessary. If you need any assistance in accessing our information please contact the office on 01653 699599 or email support@encephalitis.info
Should any of the information raise issues or give you reason for concern we would ask that you contact the national office via our information line 01653 699599 or alternatively we can be contacted by email on support@encephalitis.info
Thank you
The information provided on www.encephalitis.info is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between a patient/site visitor and his/her physician. Any information collected by our website, such as email address, will never be passed on to any third party, unless required by law.
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The Encephalitis Society shall hold responsibility for the accuracy of the information they publish and neither the scheme operator nor the scheme owner shall have any responsibility whatsoever for costs losses or direct or indirect damages or costs arising from inaccuracy of information or omissions in information published on the website on behalf of The Encephalitis Society.