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This article is sponsored by Virginia Commonwealth University. Fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) is a commonly-reported phenomenon across cancer populations, but has largely been overlooked among those diagnosed with brain
This article is sponsored by the USC Brain Tumor Center. The USC Brain Tumor Center is pioneering a promising combination therapy that may help extend survival for glioblastoma patients. For
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
Hearing that cancer has spread to the brain can feel overwhelming. You may have questions, fears, and so many decisions ahead. But you’re not alone—and there may be more options
June marks Brain and Spine Metastasis Awareness Month—a time to spotlight a critical but often under-recognized aspect of cancer care. To deepen understanding and highlight the urgent needs of patients
Being told you have glioblastoma can be shocking and scary. It’s a serious brain cancer, and hearing the diagnosis may leave you with more questions than answers. You might feel
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
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