By Chester Griffiths, MD, FACS Chief, Endonasal Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery Pacific Brain Tumor Center “Smell is a potent wizard that transports you across thousands of[ Read More ]
By guest writer, Linda M. Rio, MA, LMFT For many in the Western world the “holidays” mean a time of gathering with family and friends,[ Read More ]
There are many effective treatment opinions nowadays for brain tumors and brain cancers. Sometimes staying focused on the right treatment plan for you or your[ Read More ]
One of the most difficult things to hear at your doctor’s visit is that you or someone you love has a brain tumor and/or brain[ Read More ]
Clinical trials are research studies that play a critical role in the advancement of clinical and medical knowledge about disease. Data gathered throughout a trial[ Read More ]
Millions of people suffer from a deviated septum, sometimes associated with narrowing of the nasal passageways. This condition leads to chronic dry mouth, increased snoring,[ Read More ]
Computer modeling identifies first-ever molecule to inhibit a transient cellular event that drives glioblastoma, and the molecule shrinks glioblastoma in mice. The optimal treatment for[ Read More ]
To celebrate International Brain Tumor Awareness week (October 25 – 31, 2015) and the success of so many patients, we would like to bring you[ Read More ]
There is a growing trend among Americans to seek affordable medical treatment options by traveling abroad for their healthcare needs. According to Patients Beyond Borders,[ Read More ]
The pituitary gland is considered to be the “master endocrine gland”. It is a pea-sized structure located at the base of the brain, important in[ Read More ]