Did you know the month of May is Brain Tumor Awareness month? Each year at this time, Brain Tumor organizations come together to support the brain tumor community. Here at Brain and Spine Surgeons of NY (BSSNY), a team of dedicated surgeon…
The 4th Annual Art of Surviving Showcases the Creativity of the Global Brain Tumor Community During Brain Tumor Awareness Month
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OCEAN CITY, Md., May 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Raymond A. Wood Foundation (RAWF) is hosting the fourth year of Art of Surviving, a virtual art exhibition that celebrates the creativity of the brain tumor community during the month of May, which is Brain Tumor Awareness Month. Brain tumor patients and survivors, along with caregivers and family members from all over the world submit entries in all types of media, including photography, digital art, drawing, painting, printmaking, 3-D, multimedia, and creative writing.
Did you know the month of May is Brain Tumor Awareness month? Each year at this time, Brain Tumor organizations come together to support the brain tumor community. Here at Brain and Spine Surgeons of NY (BSSNY), a team of dedicated surgeons work hard to combat the debilitating effects of brain tumors each and every day. The BSSNY multidisciplinary program uses the expertise of neurosurgeons, head and neck surgeons, endovascular surgeons and plastic surgeons to design the most appropriate treatment plan for each patient with the best possible outcomes in mind.
An estimated 700,000 Americans are living with a primary brain tumor. And an estimated 84,000 will receive a primary brain tumor diagnosis in 2021. Those are some big numbers! That’s why the board-certified team of surgeons at BSSNY provide a Cranial Base and Tumor Program that is catered to each individuals needs.
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