We’re exhibiting at the ABTA 2024 National Conference.

The Glioblastoma Support Network (GSN) is proud to participate in the American Brain Tumor Association’s 2024 National Conference. This event is a crucial gathering for patients, caregivers, and survivors to connect, learn, and gain valuable insights from leading experts in the field of brain tumor research and treatment. About the Conference: The ABTA 2024 National Conference offers a unique opportunity…

What do spouse primary caregivers of patients with glioblastoma want medical providers to know?

Diana L Coman 1, Megan P Chard 1, Lisa Desautels 2, Barbara J Lutz 3, Laurie A Minns 4 Objectives: To analyse the content of letters written by female spouse primary caregivers of patients with glioblastoma multiforme (GBM), a devastating and terminal primary brain cancer, and give voice to their experiences for medical providers of patients with GBM. Design: A qualitative study using reflexive thematic analysis of letters written…

Glioblastoma Support Network Strengthens Commitment to Fighting Brain Cancer with New Board Appointment.

February 22,2024Contact : Lisa A. DeSautelsContact Information: president@glioblastomasupport.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEGlioblastoma Support Network Strengthens Commitment to Fighting Brain Cancer with New Board Appointment. Las Vegas, NV February 22, 2024 — The Glioblastoma Support Network (GSN) is proud to announce effective March 15, 2024, the appointment of Cindy Lamb, Lisa Ramey, Dr. Alireza Mansouri, Romeo De Leon, Dr. Scott Glickman and…

Interview of GBM Caregivers helping those in the battle.

Inspired by her own loss, Addison woman leads network to support those battling Glioblastoma, Watch the interview here. Giving Back. “Sometimes knowing that, you know, somebody is still caring for the caretakers and thinking about us… Just sending that package (Caregiver Kits), and just saying, ‘We’re thinking about you and these are some things that hopefully will help you in…

Occupational Therapy: What it May Look Like For You and Your Loved one with GBM

Author: Amanda Beaton, Master of Occupational Therapy Colorado State University During and after treatment(s) for a brain tumor, patients often have trouble doing the day-to-day things they are used to doing such as work around the house, hobbies, or tasks related to their career or profession. In many cases, even the seemingly simple tasks such as getting dressed, brushing one’s teeth,…

Modern Minimally Invasive Brain Surgery

What is MIPS? Minimally Invasive Parafascicular* Surgery or MIPS changes how neurosurgeons can safely access the brain to remove tumors. New technology allows modern neurosurgeons to move through the natural folds and delicate fibers of the brain reaching the tumor with fewer deficits to the patient. The MIPS procedure has been performed over 25,000 times in more than 250 hospitals…

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