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Henry Friedman, MD sits down with CNN's Jake Tapper to discuss Mia Love's innovative treatment here at the Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke, and HOPE.

In a recent webinar, Annick Desjardins, MD discussed Duke's groundbreaking research, with a special focus on the PVSRIPO trial, now known as Lerapolturev, as part of the Musella Foundation Brain Tumor Awareness Month series.

Have you ever wondered about the silent and elusive nature of brain tumors? Let’s explore the complexities of brain tumors, shedding light on how long someone can unknowingly have a brain tumor. Understanding the subtle signs, risk factors, and seeking timely medical attention can be crucial when it comes to this disease. Keep reading to learn more. 

Sit down with Henry Friedman, MD as he talks through an overview and updates on brain tumors featured on VuMedi.

How active can you be with a brain cancer diagnosis? Let’s find out! Join us as we explore the connection between physical activity and resilience in the face of a brain cancer diagnosis. 

Discover the empowering potential that lies within maintaining an active lifestyle, and learn how individuals can navigate their unique paths with exercise. Keep reading to learn how embracing an active life can unfold for those affected by brain cancer.

In recent years, the landscape of cancer treatments has witnessed a groundbreaking shift with the introduction of immunotherapy. This cutting-edge approach harnesses the body's own immune system to combat and conquer cancer cells. Let's dive into the details to learn more about this transformative technique and explore its impact on the fight against brain cancer.

Living with brain cancer is a complex journey that can significantly influence various aspects of everyday life. No diagnosis or situation is the same, and because of this, what a patient’s day-to-day life looks like can vary greatly. Let’s dive into the most common ways brain cancer can impact individuals, emphasizing the challenges and adjustments that come with this diagnosis.

Facing the diagnosis of a brain tumor is undeniably overwhelming, and the decision-making process that follows is a critical juncture in your healthcare journey. One question that you may find yourself asking is, "Should you get a second opinion about a brain tumor?".  Let’s explore the importance and potential benefits of seeking a second medical opinion when confronted with such a diagnosis.

The well-being of our children is paramount, and being aware of potential health issues is crucial for early intervention. One such concern, although rare, is the presence of brain tumors in kids. Recognizing the warning signs of pediatric brain cancer can make all the difference in ensuring prompt medical attention and effective treatment.