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Dr. Joshua Santucci, MD, breaks down advances in brain aneurysm imaging and minimally invasive treatment, from vessel wall imaging to flow-diverting stents and intrasaccular devices.
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Behind every research grant is a story.
This past Thursday in Louisville, the Brain Aneurysm Foundation awarded a record $650,000 across 18 research grants at our 20th Annual Research Grant Symposium—the largest total in our program’s history.
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Whatever stage of this journey you are in — diagnosis, treatment, recovery, or caregiving — the Brain Aneurysm Foundation is here. You are not navigating this alone. Find the support you need at https://t.co/iJr6geH06a
Jessica's life changed in an instant when a ruptured brain aneurysm nearly killed her while home alone. A frantic 911 call. Six weeks in the Neuro ICU. Today, she's sharing her story of survival & gratitude — to help others spot the signs.
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September is Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month, and we’re proud to be in Louisville this week for our 20th Annual Research Grant Symposium. Thank you to WHAS11 and Great Day Live for helping raise awareness about brain aneurysms, risks and warning signs
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This morning at the University of Louisville, leading brain aneurysm researchers from the U.S. and Canada are gathering for our Research Symposium Scientific Session—sharing progress, new research, and the work moving us closer to saving lives.
Huge congratulations to BAF Board Member Joe Caruso on receiving the Myra Kraft Community MVP Award from @PatsFoundation. The honor includes a generous $10,000 donation to @BAFOUND to support brain aneurysm research and awareness. Thank you, Joe & @PatsFoundation. Go Pats!
30,000 Americans suffer a brain aneurysm rupture every year. Awareness and early detection can change these odds. Know the warning signs, and share this with someone you love. Know the signs: https://t.co/j9IRssEy8k
Support can make all the difference. Join our Grief Support Group on September 16th from 12:00–1:00 PM ET. Led by licensed counselors from Maria Droste Counseling Services, this safe space welcomes anyone navigating grief and loss. Click here to register, https://t.co/eSNSzmbR3y
Introducing BAF’s First All-Virtual Support Group! Join the Brain Aneurysm Foundation on September 26 from 1:00–2:30 PM ET. Connect with survivors, family members, caregivers, and others impacted by brain aneurysms.
Register today: https://t.co/ZZ6saeqdoW
Brain aneurysms are treatable, but only if found in time.
Early detection changes everything. Almost all unruptured aneurysms can be treated successfully. If you have risk factors, talk to your doctor about screening, click here, https://t.co/eeGOrhPEO0
Today, we remember and honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the countless heroes who stepped forward in the face of unimaginable loss. We hold their families, survivors, first responders, and all those affected in our hearts today and always.
$3.02. That's all the federal government spends per person, per year, on brain aneurysm research — despite the fact that a rupture happens every 18 minutes in the U.S.
Research funding saves lives. Learn how you can help close the gap at https://t.co/q751KH0kkx
This week, BAF Medical Advisory Board Member @brainvesseldoc joined @cbschicago to discuss brain aneurysm education, warning signs, and risk factors. Thank you to @cbschicago for helping us raise awareness and share information that can save lives! https://t.co/YLalkmJ3lt
At 17, Johnny had a brain aneurysm repaired after a seizure sent him to the hospital. He recovered, got back to his routine, even back to the gym. Then one day, mid-workout, the same aneurysm reopened and ruptured. 17 days in the ICU followed. https://t.co/dHKYcpBfk6
Have questions about brain aneurysms? We may have answers. Explore our free webinar library featuring experts discussing risk factors, diagnosis, pediatric cases, menopause and more. Learn at your own pace: https://t.co/bvHRoJerkA
1 in 50 Americans is living with a brain aneurysm. Most don’t know it. Brain aneurysms can develop silently, without symptoms or warning. But knowing your risk factors and recognizing the signs of a rupture could save a life, https://t.co/j9IRssEy8k
This September, the Brain Aneurysm Foundation is driving progress in research, education, advocacy and community support. We’re awarding a record $650,000 to 18 research projects advancing brain aneurysm detection, diagnosis and treatment. Read more: https://t.co/JKqZ3tN3nF