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Dear Friends, Our brain tumor community is no stranger to navigating through the difficulties and uncertainty of life. And now, with COVID-19, our physical and emotional well-being is tested once
American Brain Tumor Association announces a new partnership with the Uncle Kory Foundation to accelerate brain tumor research. Through this partnership, the Uncle Kory Foundation will invest $100,000 in the ABTA research program to fund two glioblastoma research projects.
On September 19, the American Brain Tumor Association was one of several leading health organizations on Capitol Hill for AACR Rally for Medical Research Day. Brain tumor research continues to
Michelle Strubeck found a life-long friendship with Caroline Lenher when their loved ones were impacted by a brain tumor. With this steadfast friendship, Michelle and Caroline turned their circumstances brought
Lisa Gaa always had a profound love of children. As a nurse, she dedicated her life to caring for babies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. In December of 2016,
Retired art teacher and coach, Rob Rummel, turned his grief and sorrow into finding a new normal, after the passing of his wife, Deb, following her fight against one of
This is Kay and John Potter. Kay was diagnosed with a glioblastoma in February 2018. Read our interview with Kay and John, and learn how faith remains a strong pillar
The American Brain Tumor Association Regional Patient and Family Meetings provide brain tumor patients and loved ones the opportunity to network, learn, ask questions and share experiences with others in
Team GuestDriver, comprised of team members Mike Grunnet, Doug Grunnet, Bill Easom, Chris Shepard, Craig Petersen, and Pat O’Connor all participated in the Register’s 47th Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across
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