The TMA Awareness Campaign – Video

Zach T. Robbins, Child Ambassador to the Transverse Myelitis Association, shares his perspective about the need to raise awareness and advance research for rare autoimmune neurological disorders

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Join the Community on the TMA Discussion Forum

Share experiences, ask questions and learn from other members of the community. It’s a great way to learn and interact!

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Join the TMA Walk-Run-N-Roll Awareness Campaign in your City!

Help the TMA increase awareness and funds for research and programs, such as our James T. Lubin Fellowship, and our research and education programs.

TMA Family Camp at The Center for Courageous Kids

We are so excited to announce the dates for the 2013 TMA Family Camp from July 24 – 28, 2013 at CCK in Scottsville, KY. Applications to camp are now accepted!

Participate in Research

The Transverse Myelitis Association has partnered with Traitwise, an online health and medical research tool, to help you better understand rare neuro-immunologic disorders like Transverse Myelitis.

TMA Kids

Help support us as we embark on a bold new initiative ‘TMA Kids’ to help our children and families have a wonderful quality of life and hope for the future …Read more

We are proud to announce:

Dr. Allen DeSena from University of Texas at Southwestern is the first recipient of the the James T. Lubin Clinician-Scientist Fellowship Award!

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The TMA advocates for those with rare neuro-immunologic disorders of the central nervous system.

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Our Mission

Support and advocate for individuals and their families diagnosed with rare neuroimmunologic disorders of the central nervous system by promoting awareness through education and fostering clinician-scientists dedicated to these rare diseases through training and advancing new knowledge through supporting basic science and clinical research.