brain cancer

‘Shopaholic’ Author Had To Be Reminded Daily She Had Cancer

‘The Confessions of a Shopaholic’ author lost her short-term memory after undergoing surgery for incurable brain cancer.

David Gardner

Sophie Kinsella, international best selling chick-lit author, at the FT Weekend Oxford Literary Festival on March 21, 2018 in Oxford, England.

‘LONELY AND SCARY’

Author Sophie Kinsella Reveals Devastating Brain Cancer

“At the moment all is stable and I am feeling generally very well, though I get very tired and my memory is even worse than it was before,” she wrote.

Edith Olmsted

OPTIMISTIC

‘Tiny Pretty Things’ Star Reveals Brain Tumor Diagnosis

He told followers he is “confident” doctors will be able to remove “most of the tumor.”

Mark Alfred

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RUN THE BLOCKADE

This Dissolving Implant May Save Lives From Brain Cancer

Brain tumors are notoriously aggressive and resistant to treatment. A new biodegradable ultrasound could change that.

Neel V. Patel

HEARTBREAKING

Nick Cannon’s 5-Month-Old Son Dies From Brain Cancer

The comedian announced his son’s tragic passing on his talk show on Tuesday morning. “You can’t heal until you feel,” he said.

Cheyenne Roundtree

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DISCOUNT DENIED

Firm That Sells $1,000 Cancer Pill Drops Medicare Program

It dropped out after hiking the price from $50 over the course of a decade.

Tracy Connor

brain cancer

‘Shopaholic’ Author Had To Be Reminded Daily She Had Cancer

Author Sophie Kinsella Reveals Devastating Brain Cancer

‘Tiny Pretty Things’ Star Reveals Brain Tumor Diagnosis

This Dissolving Implant May Save Lives From Brain Cancer

Nick Cannon’s 5-Month-Old Son Dies From Brain Cancer

Firm That Sells $1,000 Cancer Pill Drops Medicare Program

Broadway’s Lawrence Clayton Dead at 64 After Cancer Battle

They Didn’t Want Their 2-Year-Old to Go. So They Froze Her.

U.S. Cancer Death Rate Shows Largest Drop on Record

Obesity-Related Cancer Rises Steeply for U.S. Millennials

Study Links Cellphone Use With Brain Cancer, But Don’t Worry