Michaela Rice, PhD·Sep 15Living Through the Unexpected: The Emotional Journey of GBMA glioblastoma (GBM) diagnosis changes far more than a patient’s medical treatment plan. For patients and families, it can alter…
Peggi·Jun 27Life is suffering. Only you can save yourself.“This story was written in conversation with an AI, but the experiences, realisations and words are entirely my own.”
Dragon Master Fdn·May 31The Gift of Time: What 14 Years Without David Has Taught Us About the Future of MedicineFourteen years. Fourteen Brain Tumor Awareness Months. Fourteen Mother’s Days that have coincided with saying goodbye to my first-born. May…
Michaela Rice, PhD·May 21Brain Cancer Awareness Month: Progress and PossibilityWith Brain Cancer Awareness Month underway, it is an important time to reflect on how we can support brain cancer patients, survivors…
Julie Crawshay·May 8My Husband Had Headaches. The Doctors Said It Was Fine. I Didn't Believe Them.It started with headaches.
Michaela Rice, PhD·Apr 26The Role of AI in Transforming Glioblastoma CareOver the past few years, doctors and researchers have become increasingly interested in using artificial intelligence (AI) to advance how…
InCreative Passions 💖byJonathan Townend, RMN - Editor & Book Author·Apr 22Rebuilding the Broken: Why Humans Aren’t Made of Brick and SteelA reflection on repair, resilience, and the quiet work of healing after brainstem cancerA response icon3A response icon3
Michaela Rice, PhD·Apr 212025 in Review: Progress in Glioblastoma TreatmentLooking back on the year, 2025 gave us the promise of new clinical breakthroughs in treatments for glioblastomas. Recent months have…
Yekwang Jung (Robert)·Apr 20the beginningWhen people think you’re dying, they really, really listen to you, instead of just… waiting for their turn to speak.” — Fight Club
Dhruv Goyal·Apr 5How Does Cancer Really Grow?In this blog, I review the article, “Targeting electrochemical communication between neurons and cancer”, written by Humsa S. Venkatesh in…
