Advocacy, Education, and Connection For the Brain Tumor Community
Advice, stories, and resources, in collaboration with doctors, patients, and caregivers for every step of the brain tumor journey. A program of the Head for the Cure Foundation.
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Featured News & Stories:
Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment: The Benefits of Imvax Personalized Immunotherapy
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My First Time Attending SNO (Society for Neuro-Oncology)!
Written by Head for the Cure Programs & Advocacy Coordinator, Erin Stewart As a caregiver, looking back on my journey to Vancouver, CA to visit
CaringBridge: Bridging the Gap Between Patients and Caregivers
In the age of digital connectivity and social media, the internet has become an invaluable tool for providing support and staying connected, especially for patients and
In Your Own Words
Patients
Limitations of the Standard of Care for Patients with Brain Tumors
“Since I started my training, there was the establishment of what’s currently the standard of care. Which is the concurrent use of radiation and temozolomide and adjuvant temozolomide. That, unfortunately, has not changed though, in the last 15 years. So although I got to see the transformation of the field
Caregivers
Who Takes Care of a Caregiver?
Written by Lisa L., Brains for the Cure Caregiver Ambassador I was thrown into the role of caregiver when my husband, Jon, was diagnosed with
Brains for the Cure has hundreds of stories from people in the brain tumor community, as well as resources, advice, and support. Start here to explore from the patient’s point of view, or here for the perspective of caregivers and loved ones.
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