Brain on Fire and Genomics of Neuroinflammation

Mar 14, 2018 | Episode 16 | 19 mins

Encephalitis is a brain inflammation that affects 4 million people worldwide. Although caused by infection or by autoimmunity, 50% of cases are never explained. Dr. Michael R. Wilson is Assistant Professor of Neurology at the University of California San Francisco. He discusses how genomics can help us understand the causes of brain inflammation.

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