When an MRI or CT scan shows a suspicious mass in the brain, your medical team may recommend a brain biopsy. A biopsy is a procedure where a small piece of tissue is removed so a pathologist can look ...

After glioma treatment, follow-up care plays a crucial role in watching for possible tumor changes, managing symptoms, and supporting long-term well-being. How you will be monitored depends on your ...

Radiation therapy is one of the most effective treatments available for people with gliomas. It uses targeted, high-energy beams to slow tumor growth and help improve symptoms such as headaches, ...

A recurrence doesn’t mean you have “run out” of treatment options. For most people with grade 2 glioma that has an IDH mutation, regrowth is expected eventually, and it’s a signal to turn the page to ...

Diffuse gliomas spread subtly through the brain, so when thinking about surgery, traditional ideas about “removing a lump” don’t quite apply. Instead, surgeons must walk a razor’s edge between aiming ...

When acting as a caregiver for a loved one facing glioma, you have a complex but critical role. Caregivers often provide emotional support and help patients navigate complex medical decisions.