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When Jason Tharp was diagnosed with glioblastoma (GBM)—an aggressive and unforgiving form of brain cancer—his doctors gave him seven months to live. That was four years ago. Today, he’s still
by Nina Glauch I’m no stranger to brain injuries. I was a competitive figure skater growing up and had a few concussions on the ice. One was significant enough that
by Niki Kozak I will never again think, “It can’t happen to me.” At 44 years old, I had it all. I was a mom, a wife, a morning radio
by Brittany Bristol Wilson I woke up in the emergency room, confused and disoriented, wearing a hospital gown. My husband was by my side, but I had no memory of
By Ben Stein-Lobovits I got married. I got a dog. I bought a house. And then, I got brain cancer. Just one week before my 32nd birthday, I was diagnosed
Dr. Soma Sengupta is a leading expert in neuro-oncology, serving as Clinical Professor of Neurology and Division Chief, while also driving research and clinical trials that advance care for patients
In November 2022, everything changed when my wife, Courtney, was diagnosed with a brain tumor. It all started subtly—she began losing vision in the center of her field of view.
Beth Kassab didn’t know what to expect when she signed up to volunteer at the ABTA’s National Conference. As a brain tumor survivor, former caregiver, and now a member of
Meet one American Brain Tumor Association (ABTA) volunteer who is determined to change the trajectory for families facing the devastating diagnosis of a brain tumor. Learn how you can get
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