What is CTE?

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is a degenerative brain disease found in athletes, military veterans, and others with a history of brain trauma. What else do we know?

Why in the fight against CTE, we have 1,000 Reasons for Hope

A new report from the collaborators at the VA-BU-CLF Brain Bank celebrates how the first 1,000 Legacy Donors studied have advanced research on CTE, and explains how the next 1,000 will help us answer critical questions that take us closer to preventing, diagnosing, and treating CTE.

Living with CTE

Living with suspected CTE can be difficult, but CTE is not a death sentence and it is important to maintain hope. Find out how.

CTE Treatments

Although we cannot yet accurately diagnose CTE in living people, many specialists can treat a patient with suspected CTE by focusing on the symptoms the patient finds most challenging.

CLF HelpLine

Are you or a loved one struggling with the effects of suspected CTE? Reach out to the CLF HelpLine today.

Caregiving for CTE

Those struggling with suspected Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) are not the only ones in need of support. Being a CTE caregiver can present enormous challenges. We want to equip you as a caregiver with the tools and resources you need to support yourself and your loved one with suspected CTE.