GBM Patient & Carer support and informational videos
Connect with others also affected by glioblastoma—give and get support, information, and resources.
Connect with others also affected by glioblastoma—give and get support, information, and resources.
Each year, Oncology Practice Management updates this comprehensive guide to sponsored patient support programs.
Founder Jessica Morris’s family is running the Brighton marathon to raise funds for OurBrainBank!
This week, we presented preliminary results of our ambitious survey of 500+ people affected by GBM at the Society for Neuro-Oncology annual conference.
A good time was had by all at a festive evening of fun, live music, great food and drinks — all to benefit OurBrainBank. Let us know if you’d like to host a benefit event for us.
OurBrainBank is at the AONN+ (Academy of Oncology Nurse & Patient Navigators) annual conference in Las Vegas. Stop by our booth and poster to meet Executive Director Kelli Duprey and learn about our survey of disparities in GBM treatment across the USA.
Every brain tumor experience is unique, and every patient deserves a better chance at survival, a better chance at an adequate quality of life, and the best information available to make decisions for their treatment.
Our survey showed serious disparities in GBM care across the USA. Let’s tell the country and make change!
Support OurBrainBank Executive Director Kelli Duprey as she hikes with her dog Wrigley to raise funds for OurBrainBank for Glioblastoma! Kelli will be hiking in the stunning mountains for Telluride, Colorado to raise funds and awareness about glioblastoma, the deadliest form for brain cancer.
Rod Nordland wrote about his experience with glioblastoma in his book “Waiting for the Monsoon.”
OurBrainBank is at ASCO2025 presenting a poster on inequities in glioblastoma treatment. Visit our booth and say hello to Executive Director Kelli Duprey.
OurBrainBank, in collaboration with a team from Imperial College London, is conducting innovative research to better understand the experience of adult brain tumour patients from the UK, some of whom may be accessing treatment outside of the standard care that is offered by the NHS.
