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The Encephalitis Society has appointed a President Emeritus, President and new chair and vice chair of the Scientific Advisory Panel Read more
How caring for a three-year-old boy led Dr Anusha Yeshokumar to a career researching autoimmune neurology at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York. Read more
Researchers have investigated the effects of immunotherapy and antiepileptic drugs on seizures in autoimmune encephalitis Read more
Your spring newsletter is now available to read featuring highlights from the Encephalitis Society from the past three months Read more
Our live blog offers updates on Covid-19 and encephalitis, as well as useful factsheets and information from the Encephalitis Society Read more
A podcast answering your questions about Covid-19 (Coronavirus) and encephalitis. Filmed on March 20. Read more
My Brain & Medicine at the Royal Society of Medicine has been postponed due to advice surrounding Coronavirus (Covid-19) Read more
A statement from the Encephalitis Society on coronavirus and encephalitis. (Updated March 10) Read more
Twenty two highlights from World Encephalitis Day 2020 on Saturday, 22nd February Read more
We recently paid a visit to the offices of the World Encephalitis Day to hand over a 28,000 petition calling on the World Health Organization to talk about why encephalitis matters. Read more
A £2.6 million study will investigate new treatments for autoimmune encephalitis Read more
A blog from Susannah Cahalan, author of Brain on Fire, on how writing helped her recovery from autoimmune encephalitis and led to her second book, The Great Pretender. Read more
There is not long to go until World Encephalitis Day will be held on Saturday, 22nd February. Find out how you can be part of our global awareness campaign. Read more
Theresea was a fit, physically healthy 27-year-old when she became ill with encephalitis. For World Encephalitis Day 2020, she shares her story. Read more
Why our theme for World Encephalitis Day 2020 is Encephalitis. Global Issue. Human Solution. Read more