OurBrainBank
OurBrainBank is an innovative, patient-led movement designed to move glioblastoma from terminal to
Inside The Mind Of A Brain Cancer Neurosurgeon
Having lost his mother to cancer when he was young, he has dedicated his career to advancing the safety and efficacy of brain tumor surgery.
Man’s Search For Meaning: The Psychology Of Cancer Patients
Psychiatric or neuropsychiatric treatment can help patients suffering from terminal illness to find meaning amidst uncertainty, while also embracing the reality of their prognosis.
The New Frontier: How Smartphone Data Can Revolutionize Cancer Care
Patient-generated "passive data," collected from smartphones, offers an alternative – continuous, real-time insights into the health and behavior of those living with ...
From Patient To Million Dollar Woman: The Terrible Inequity Of Brain Cancer
OurBrainBank is putting a spotlight on the devastating inequities that exist for those with GBM to spark debate and force more to be done for those who need it.
I Wish I Could Have Saved Her: The Caregiver’s Perspective
OurBrainBank' Bill of Rights is dedicated to moving glioblastoma from terminal to treatable, providing caregivers w. essential knowledge to advocate for their loved ones
Patient Power: The “Normal” Life Of Brain Cancer Survivor DJ Stewart
DJ Stewart was diagnosed 5 years ago with glioblastoma (GBM, brain cancer). He is a survivor who is continuing to defy odds and live life to the fullest.
Surviving Brain Cancer: Those Who Live Long
Currently, the only available treatments for glioblastoma extend survival by just a few months and are far from the breakthrough that is so desperately needed.
The Hope And Unkept Promise Of Brain Cancer Clinical Trials
Clinical trials stand out in the bleak landscape of GBM treatment, where patients typically receive surgery, followed by a regimen of chemotherapy drugs and radiotherapy.
The White House War On Glioblastoma
Since the White House brain cancer forum was held, it has catalyzed a stream of new initiatives.
We Are Failing Those Living With One Of The Rarest And Deadliest Cancers
The main obstacle hindering the development of new treatments for Glioblastoma is the exorbitant cost of developing new approaches and inadequate funding for the search.