One in 50 people are in danger of suffering a ruptured brain aneurysm. Forty percent of those who do experience a rupture are likely to die. Awareness and research for this […]
Thank you so much to all who shared in the amazing evening of September 17th, and who donated to the event. (And to those of you who missed it, we hope
PARAMUS, N.J. — Almost 30 months after suffering a brain aneurysm at Maywood’s HackensackUMC Fitness and Wellness Center, Patty Petrula of Paramus is going back. This time, to raise awareness.
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New Englander Susie Laurie is a walking testament to the benefits of coiling vs. surgical clipping, having undergone both procedures to treat aneurysms in her brain.
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This month is Brain Aneurysm Month and the CDC says an estimated six million of us have an aneurysm in our head that could rupture without warning, resulting in disability
1 in 50 people in the US have an unruptured brain aneurysm. We need to increase awareness of this deadly condition and increase funding for innovative research. Donate today to
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Dr. Ahmed J Awad, Survivor Sally Freedman, MC Joe DeCamara, Dr. J Mocco MEDICAL EXPERTS Dr. Ahmed J Awad Dr. Awad is the 2016 Bee Foundation Research Grant Award winner,
The Bee Foundation is exceptionally grateful for the generous and continuous support provided by our beverage, entertainment, and corporate sponsors for the 3rd Annual Honey Bash on September 17th in
The Bee Foundation is joining the campaign to advocate putting an end to the phrase “Don’t have an aneurysm”. As part of Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month, and The Bee Foundation
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The Main Event The Bee Foundation’s 3rd Annual Honey Bash Fundraising Gala on September 17th is an exciting evening of drinks, dinner, dancing, and a live auction. Ticket sales and
The Bee Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to raising awareness and, through innovative research, reducing the number of deaths caused by brain aneurysms, will hold its third annual major fundraiser,
Robby experienced a husband’s worst nightmare when his wife collapsed and began having seizures. He and his wife Kathy join The Doctors to share their harrowing story.
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