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When facing a brain tumor diagnosis, many people focus on treatment and survival. But what happens after treatment? One major concern that often goes unspoken is sex and intimacy. Changes
by Amber Gardenhire Being diagnosed with stage IV glioblastoma (GBM) eight years ago changed everything. My doctors are still amazed that I haven’t had a recurrence, and I’m beyond grateful.
When doctors diagnose a brain tumor, they look at many factors to decide the best treatment plan. One important discovery in recent years is the role of IDH mutations in
For many people facing a brain tumor diagnosis, the journey can feel overwhelming—emotionally, physically, and mentally. But sometimes, the smallest moments of joy can provide immense comfort and healing. That’s
A brain tumor diagnosis is a life-altering event that can shake a person’s sense of security and control. The news can be unsettling, frightening, and overwhelming—not just for the patient
Understanding the Unique Fertility Challenges for AYAs A brain tumor diagnosis is a life-altering event, especially for adolescents and young adults (AYAs)—those between the ages of 15 and 39. This
Coping With the Emotional Impact of Fertility During Brain Tumor Treatment A brain tumor diagnosis brings with it a whirlwind of emotions—fear, uncertainty, and the overwhelming need to make difficult
A brain tumor diagnosis brings many uncertainties, and for some patients, the ability to have children in the future is a major concern. While cancer treatments have come a long
When you’re facing a brain tumor diagnosis, maintaining a strong immune system is essential for your overall health and recovery. Treatments like chemotherapy, radiation, and steroids can weaken your immune
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