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Dad Fights to Save Son and Others with Rare Brain Tumor

Originally Published 18 days ago — by Yahoo News UK

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Fernando Goldsztein, whose son Frederico was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, has dedicated his life to finding a cure for this rare childhood brain tumor by founding the Medulloblastoma Initiative, which has raised $13 million and is working on new clinical trials to improve treatment options for affected children worldwide.

Dad Fights to Save Son and Others from Rare Brain Tumor

Originally Published 18 days ago — by Yahoo

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Fernando Goldsztein, whose son Frederico was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a rare and aggressive childhood brain tumor, has dedicated his life to finding a cure by founding the Medulloblastoma Initiative, which has raised $13 million and is conducting clinical trials to develop new treatments, aiming to save not only his son but thousands of other children affected by this disease.

Clogged Ear Led to Rare Brain Tumor Diagnosis in Father

Originally Published 2 months ago — by TODAY.com

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Stephen Greene, a healthy 44-year-old, experienced subtle symptoms like ear clogging and hearing loss, which led to the discovery of a rare, benign brain tumor called vestibular schwannoma. After diagnosis and a lengthy surgery, he faced a challenging recovery but is now gradually returning to normal life, highlighting the importance of paying attention to early symptoms and seeking medical advice.

6-Year-Old's Crossed Eyes Reveal Fast-Growing Brain Tumor

Originally Published 3 months ago — by CBS News

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A 6-year-old girl in Miami was diagnosed with a fast-growing brain tumor called medulloblastoma after her crossed eyes prompted medical attention. She underwent successful surgery, followed by extensive chemotherapy and radiation, and is now in remission, highlighting the importance of timely diagnosis and treatment in pediatric cancers.

Experiencing Lancaster General Health’s First Awake Craniotomy

Originally Published 4 months ago — by LancasterOnline

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Tanner McIntosh underwent Lancaster General Health's first awake craniotomy to remove a brain tumor near his motor cortex, allowing surgeons to operate while he was conscious to preserve vital functions. The procedure was successful, and he is now undergoing additional treatments, including radiation and chemotherapy, with a positive outlook on recovery.

Dad of Two Diagnosed with Brain Tumour After Smelling Bleach

Originally Published 5 months ago — by AOL.com

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A British father of two was diagnosed with a glioma brain tumor after experiencing strange symptoms like smelling bleach and having seizures, which he initially attributed to household cleaning. His diagnosis led to surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, and he has since been working on his recovery and celebrating milestones like his 40th birthday.

West Hanney Man's Brain Tumour Developed Over a Decade

Originally Published 6 months ago — by BBC

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Charlie Broadhurst from West Hanney was diagnosed with a grade II astrocytoma brain tumor that had grown undetected for over a decade, despite earlier scans suggesting sinus issues. After a seizure in 2022, he underwent surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, and now has regular scans to monitor his condition. His story highlights the importance of brain tumor research and awareness.

Long-Term Contraceptive Use and Brain Tumor Risks

Originally Published 6 months ago — by ScienceAlert

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A study suggests that long-term use of the contraceptive pill desogestrel may slightly increase the risk of developing non-cancerous brain tumors called meningiomas, especially after more than five years of continuous use. The risk is small, and the tumors often regress after stopping the medication. No increased risk was found with levonorgestrel, another progestogen. Women should discuss contraceptive options with their healthcare providers, considering these findings.