Nonprofit group of committed volunteers raising awareness about Brain Aneurysm’s and supporting those who have been touched by them in Maine. #katwalkkaro5k
REGISTRATION IS OPEN for the 18th KAT-Walk & Karo-5K for Brain Aneurysm Awareness on Sep. 20th at Payson Park in Portland, #maine. This day honors survivors & remembers loved ones lost to this silent killer that strikes every 18 minutes. #brainaneurysm
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With the help of the @PortlandSeaDogs, our billboard in the ballpark provides an excellent platform to promote the organization and raise awareness about brain #aneurysms and our upcoming KAT-Walk & Karo-5k on Sept 20, at Payson Park in Portland, #Maine. https://t.co/xAPgKgQUOy
We’re pleased to welcome Geiger as returning PLATINUM SPONSOR of the KAT-Walk & Karo-5K for Brain #Aneurysm Awareness. Geiger, the world's largest privately held, family-owned promo products distributor in Lewiston, ME, with offices across U.S. & Europe. https://t.co/flgi4PYl4y
Join us on ZOOM this Thurs, July 30 at 6PM for the monthly meeting of the #Maine Brain Aneurysm Support Group. We’ll share challenges & concerns with others who have been through similar experiences. PLEASE EMAIL: [email protected] to REGISTER for the meeting. #brainaneurysm
Mark your calendars for the next Maine Brain Aneurysm Support Group ZOOM meeting on July 30th. For more information about the Support Group- visit our website at: https://t.co/KuEFhoTHvs
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Don't just sign up—build a team and make an even bigger impact! Join the community for the 18th Annual KAT-Walk & Karo-5k for Brain Aneurysm Awareness in Portland, Maine. Go to https://t.co/D6c7QxUsOP and click on CREATE A TEAM.
A 38-year-old healthy woman lost consciousness at home. When she briefly came to, her speech was slurred and she complained of head pain. By the time emergency medical services arrived, she was comatose.
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Join us for the 18th Annual KAT-Walk & Karo-5k for Maine brain aneurysm awareness on Sept. 20, 2026 at Payson Park in Portland, ME. Learn more & register on our website. https://t.co/Eu3lGKxrq5
The Maine Brain #Aneurysm Awareness Committee partners again with the @PortlandSeaDogs for a year-long engagement at Hadlock Field. Averaging 6,000 spectators at the Sea Dogs’ 69 home games, the 8 x 16’ billboard banner reaches a substantial audience. https://t.co/DKJnewUgeN
Slugger wants you to know the signs & symptoms of a brain aneurysm. Have you seen our billboard in the outfield at Hadlock Field, where the Portland Sea Dogs play? Have you wondered what a brain aneurysm is and what our organization does here in Maine? https://t.co/tYhurlc2Ap
Following publication of a European meta-analysis on the body of evidence associated with flow diverters, @NN_publishing speaks to physicians from the #INR and #neurosurgery worlds to discuss the much-debated role for these devices in unruptured aneurysms
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The goal of the Maine Brain Aneurysm Awareness Committee is to educate the general public about brain aneurysms and the possible signs and treatments to promote earlier diagnosis and treatments. Learn more! https://t.co/DKJnewTIpf #maine#brainaneurysm#brainaneurysmawareness
The Maine Brain Aneurysm Awareness Committee (MBAAC) is thrilled to partner with the @PortlandSeaDogs for a year-long community engagement at Hadlock Field. Our 8 x 16’ billboard banner presents us with a unique opportunity to reach a substantial audience. https://t.co/tYhurlc2Ap
On our website, we have expanded the information available for brain aneurysm patients and caregivers. From signs and symptoms to the types of treatments available, we aim to provide resources for those needing support. #brainaneurysm#maine https://t.co/sJlcK6W5pU
On this Memorial Day weekend 2026, we remember not only those that lost their lives serving our great country for freedom, but we remember with love ALL those that have gone before us.
Maine Brain #Aneurysm Awareness exhibited at @MaineMed on May 20th, as part of #Stroke Awareness month. We had the opportunity to chat with medical team members that care for us & the general public. We thank Carolyn Perreault, MMC Stroke Program Coordinator for inviting us.