MindMatters | May 2022
It’s Brain Tumor Awareness Month! Former ESPN Reporter and Fox News Contributor Britt McHenry shares her story of hope and healing; a neurosurgeon-scientist shares his five tips for newly diagnosed patients; read highlights from the AACR annual meeting; and registration opens for the nation’s largest brain tumor conference.
Britt McHenry: Finding Myself Again
For Brain Tumor Awareness Month, former ESPN Reporter and Fox News Contributor Britt McHenry shares her story of hope and healing…
Learn | Engage | Connect: Register for 2022 Conference
Engage with your community and learn about the latest treatment advances at the ABTA National Conference, September 9-10.
Five Things to Do If You or a Loved One is Diagnosed with a Brain Tumor
Dr. Gabriel Zada, a leading neurosurgeon at USC, shares five things you can do after receiving a brain tumor diagnosis.
Living with GBM and Adventure
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After Craig was diagnosed with a glioblastoma in May of 2018, he decided he would not let it stop his active lifestyle. Through patience and some small adjustments, he continues to do the activities he loves.
Beyond the Odds: Mary’s Story Surviving Glioblastoma
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See how Mary is defying the odds years after her initial glioblastoma diagnosis and how she found peace of mind through GammaTile Therapy, a one-time, targeted radiation treatment.
What You Should Know from AACR
Read three takeaways from the American Association for Cancer Research annual meeting in April.
Popular Stories
Galvanizing the Next Generation of Brain Tumor Scientists
We look back at the past 10 ABTA Alumni Research Network (AARN) Annual Meetings with the first co-chair, Justin D. Lathia, PhD to see progress, new faces and emerging ideas to advance brain tumor science.
New and Updated Resources to Empower Your Brain Tumor Journey
New and updated resources from the ABTA can help you navigate brain tumor treatment and care decisions and receive personalized support.
‘Play For ABTA’ Shines Light on Brain Tumor Awareness
Oregon-based student athlete Amanda Carpenter blended passion with purpose by turning her team’s basketball game into a charitable event to honor her mother who passed away from GBM.
