Last week, The Bee Foundation for Brain Aneurysm Prevention had the honor of joining leaders from across the country at the MIND 2026 Conference, hosted by Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, […]
Advancing Brain Health Beyond the Clinic: TBF at MIND 2026 Read More »
This year’s Third Annual TBF Ambassador Retreat brought together 17 remarkable individuals, survivors, loved ones of those we’ve lost, and passionate advocates, each united by a shared mission. Over the
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At our Third Annual TBF Ambassador Retreat on April 17th, we had the distinct privilege of welcoming Susan Hall, a speaker, coach and leadership consultant whose work challenges people not
Choosing Joy: Thank You Susan Hall Read More »
“My head is killing me.” They were ordinary words, words we have all said in passing, dismissed with a shrug or a moment of rest, but for Matthew Friedman, they
The Second Annual Matthew Friedman Memorial Gala Read More »
I was 27 years old, celebrating my third wedding anniversary, and recovering from an amazing Memorial Day weekend in Napa with friends when a brain aneurysm ruptured. It was May
Erin Dohan’s Story Read More »
Congratulations to Dr. Juan Cebral, Dr. Laurel Marsh & Dr. Anne Robertson Rita Skertich’s Legacy What began as one person’s story became a force for change. The TBF Rita Skertich
The Second Annual TBF Rita Skertich Health Equity Grant Read More »
Shaping the Future of Neurosurgery: The Role of Women’s Perspective Brain health is evolving—and so is the field responsible for treating it. But one thing remains clear: who is in
Why Women’s History Month is Especially Important for Neurosurgery Read More »
Brain Health is one of the most critical, and too often overlooked, frontiers in women’s health. Despite facing disproportionate risk of conditions like brain aneurysms, women remain underrepresented in the
Women & Breaking Brain Health Barriers: Honoring Women’s History Month Read More »
In The News: Originally posted on March 3rd, 2026 on Mirror. Original post here: https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/singer-adriana-araujo-dies-brain-36809665 A much-loved singer, who found fame during lockdown, has tragically died from a brain aneurysm. Adriana
Singer Adriana Araujo dies from brain aneurysm six years after lockdown fame Read More »
Before April 2024 I was living a relatively healthy lifestyle with no major medical problems. I was a 37-year-old living a busy and vibrant life in New York City for
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In 2005 I was attending a Christmas party. While at the party I went to the bathroom and was putting on lipstick when I noticed something was off about my
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Local Woman Sets Atlas World Record After Surviving Two Brain Aneurysms Michelle Houston becomes the first documented two-time brain aneurysm survivor to complete a sprint triathlon Brandywine, Maryland — July
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