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Rep. Crossman sponsored the House Bill 230 proposing May as Brain Cancer Awareness Month in the state of Ohio.

Just outside the boundaries of a brain tumor is the tumor microenvironment, full of cells that the tumor recruits to grow and elude treatments. Scientists are looking at ways to battle back.

Head for the Cure Ambassador and Survivor, Kyla Burridge shares why she chose to participate in a clinical trial, and why trials are vital to finding a cure for brain tumors.

Written by Lisa Joerling – Head for the Cure Ambassador and Ganglioglioma Survivor Managing the symptoms of my brain tumor is part of my everyday life. Since my tumor has come back, in the last …

Dr. Nina Paleologos of Advocate Aurora Health Care shares where she sees the most promising areas of research are for the future of brain tumor treatment.

Dr. Roy Jensen of KU Cancer Center, offers a powerful argument for treating deadly diseases with clinical trials.

Written by: Courtney Benisch – Regional Relationship Coordinator for Head for the Cure From the second your loved one gets diagnosed with brain cancer your world is turned upside down. From that point on, your …

10 years ago, family and friends gathered to celebrate what would have been Steve Damm’s 41st birthday. They released balloons with personal notes to celebrate his life after he passed away from a glioblastoma. The …

Scientists have made strides in treating many forms of cancer in recent years, using a technique known as immunotherapy. In these treatments, the patient’s own immune system gets recruited to help fight tumors. Yet to …

DNA tests have become more and more popular to determine hereditary traits, ancestry, food sensitivity, and even to find out your dog’s exact breed. Now, some doctors are using genome sequencing as a more common …