#glioblastoma

Nutrition and diet can impact my cancer outcome, writes Adam Hayden, but so can a sense of agency over my cancer treatment.

A holiday guide for those with serious illness and their loved ones, by Adam Hayden, who lives with brain cancer.

An ode to the loud ass clanky 1.5 Tesla electromagnetic coil of medical technology.

Cancer assaults our drive for meaning, morals and purpose. To address these existential problems, we need existential care!

It takes a long time to truly accept a diagnosis like brain cancer, writes Adam Hayden, and rarely can we get back to life as usual.

The next step will be to test if this tumor-killing circuit can be activated against human glioblastoma cells.

A device implanted during brain surgery could provide personalized information about a tumor’s potential response to cancer-fighting drugs.

Adam Hayden has lived with brain cancer for several years. How can we serve long-term survivors, he asks, and not just the newly diagnosed?

Report includes call to action outlining steps Congress must take to maintain momentum.

Roon reimagines how people diagnosed with glioblastomas navigate health information related to this type of cancer.

New research shows how aggressive glioblastoma can use the brain’s neuroplasticity to fuel its own malignant growth.

Blogger Adam Hayden recounts the Race for Hope DC, advocacy on the Hill with his son and more—including his official “Crani-versary.”

Common and cheap epilepsy drug stops tumor growth in mice

Old Town Greenwood, Indiana, showed support for #TumorTakedownTailgate 2023 and the National Brain Tumor Society.

Damon Runyon researchers look at the metabolism of glioblastomas as a possible route to treatment for this aggressive brain cancer.

New visualization tool allows researchers to compare tumor types and normal brain tissue and pinpoint cancer-promoting alterations.