Brain Tumor Awareness Month is nationally recognized in the United States during the month of May.

At the start of 2013, the family took another step, and with the help of friends and colleagues, they formed the “Team Jack Foundation.” All money raised through the Team Jack Foundation supports pediatric brain cancer research.

Possibly a reflection of a person's “gray matter,” a gray ribbon promotes brain cancer awareness. The National Brain Tumor Society estimates that approximately 688,000 people in the U.S. are living with a brain or central nervous system tumor.

May 7, 2023 On May 7, kick off Brain Tumor Awareness Month with the Race for Hope-DC, our nationwide walk to conquer and cure brain tumors. Join thousands of others as we come together to raise funds that will drive and influence new treatments and build the power of the entire brain tumor community.

Practicing Resilience Through Gratitude & Self Care. May is Brain Tumor Awareness Month. This year, we celebrate practicing resilience, gratitude, and self-care.

World Brain Tumour Day is observed on June 8 every year. On this day activities are conducted globally to raise awareness about brain tumour and the importance of early detection and timely treatment. The theme for World Brain Tumour Day 2023 is "Protect yourself- keep away from stress."

Nebraska Team Jack was formed to raise funds for pediatric brain cancer research. Its namesake is Jack Hoffman, a 16-year-old from Nebraska who has been battling the disease for most of his life.

glioma Jack has a glioma. Andy had Glioblastoma multiforme. The underlying mutations for their tumors were different.

By following these guidelines, and being better informed about cancer, people can significantly reduce their health risk, and enjoy a healthy and happy life. An understanding of cancer also makes people better able to support those with the disease, as well as help people reduce risks to potentially prevent cancers.

The pink ribbon is perhaps one of the most recognizable symbols in the fight against cancer.

Each month we highlight select National Health Observances (NHOs) that align with our priorities for improving health in the United States. In May, we are raising awareness about physical fitness, older adults, mental health, women's health, and HIV awareness.

World Brain Tumour Day is observed on June 8 every year. On this day activities are conducted globally to raise awareness about brain tumour and the importance of early detection and timely treatment. The theme for World Brain Tumour Day 2023 is "Protect yourself- keep away from stress."