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Cancer and Survivorship
by Zara Jethani
The ever-expanding scope of medicine has radically transformed our lives. Now that we are living longer, how do we deal with diseases that come along with aging? Read about cancer survivorship strategies and how to thrive.
PATIENT STORY: Rusty’s Journey to New Frontiers in Glioblastoma Treatment
by Zara Jethani
Brain tumors sometimes make themselves known in baffling ways. With a trio of neurosurgeons and neuro-oncologists at his side, Rusty Doms takes a journey to new frontiers of glioblastoma treatment at the leading edge of medicine.
PATIENT STORY: One Person, One Cancer
by Zara Jethani
Precision medicine tailors treatment to the patient’s unique biological makeup. Dr. Santosh Kesari uses genetic profiling & targeted treatment healing one person at a time.
PATIENT STORY: A Subdural Hematoma Strikes
by Sharmyn McGraw
Subdural hematomas are a life-threatening condition caused by bleeding in the skull outside the brain. Read about a patient's experience with neurosurgeon, Garni Barkhoudarian, MD.
Introducing A Cancer Survivorship Support Program
by Zara Jethani
Cancer survivors can now have access to more resources for cancer care or post-cancer needs at Providence Saint John’s new survivorship program. Read more.
PATIENT STORY: Subarachnoid Hemorrhage and Hydrocephalus Treatment
by Amy Eisenberg
This patient's headache got progressively worse causing her to be rushed to the nearest hospital for an emergency life-saving procedure. Read her story.
A Mother’s Love: Sean Hunter Research in Action Walk for Brain Cancer
by Zara Jethani
Many young people’s lives are affected by brain cancer. Read about this mother's determination to do something about it and raise money for cancer research.
PATIENT STORY: A Moyamoya Experience
by Zara Jethani
Moyamoya disease is a rare neurovascular condition caused by progressive blockage of major blood vessels supplying the brain. Read Joanna's success story.
Life After Cushing’s Disease
by Sharmyn McGraw
My Life Is Up To Me The experts say that 80 percent of any kind of success starts with personal participation. Therefore, all of you reading the Pituitary Network Association’s Newsletter are 80 percent better off in the game of life for your simplest of...
PATIENT STORY: The Evolving Role of Caregivers
by Zara Jethani
Like many people, Alice Beirne was unprepared to become a cancer caregiver. But with hope and determination, Alice and a team of relatives stepped in to help a loved one navigate through a year of cancer treatment and recovery. “It’s a journey, and every day...
Last updated: November 13th, 2019