Brain Aneurysm Foundation

Brain Aneurysm Foundation The Brain Aneurysm Foundation is the globally recognized leader in brain aneurysm research.

Give a gift that does more. Every purchase from our holiday shop helps raise awareness, support survivors, and fund life...
11/26/2025

Give a gift that does more. Every purchase from our holiday shop helps raise awareness, support survivors, and fund lifesaving research. Shop with purpose this season, https://bit.ly/BAF_Merch

Mark your calendars—BAF will be back on the hill in March! Our 13th Annual Brain Aneurysm Foundation Advocacy Day is in ...
11/25/2025

Mark your calendars—BAF will be back on the hill in March! Our 13th Annual Brain Aneurysm Foundation Advocacy Day is in motion, backed by dedicated cosponsors and a community determined to drive change. Date announcement coming soon!

Our priorities aren’t trends or metrics: they’re people.Every day, we work toward one goal: preventing brain aneurysm ru...
11/24/2025

Our priorities aren’t trends or metrics: they’re people.
Every day, we work toward one goal: preventing brain aneurysm ruptures, because lives depend on it. Your gift today helps protect someone’s tomorrow, https://give.bafound.org/2025Giving

11/21/2025

This past Father’s Day, Caroline McCaffrey went for a routine run, and hours later, her life changed forever when she suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm. After surgeries and months of recovery, she’s back on her feet and running the Philadelphia 8K this weekend! Her story reminds us that brain aneurysms can affect anyone, and that early detection through screening, especially for family, can save lives. Let’s cheer her on as she runs for awareness and every survivor out there! Click here to listen:

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A few mindful choices: watching your blood pressure, staying smoke-free, and knowing your family history, can safeguard ...
11/21/2025

A few mindful choices: watching your blood pressure, staying smoke-free, and knowing your family history, can safeguard the life you’re building and the people you love.

People often talk about “aneurysm prevention.”The truth? Prevention starts with awareness, knowing your risk factors, an...
11/20/2025

People often talk about “aneurysm prevention.”
The truth? Prevention starts with awareness, knowing your risk factors, and early detection. You can’t prevent an aneurysm from forming, but you can prevent it from rupturing.

Raising awareness about brain aneurysms can make the difference between life and loss. Knowing the risks and warning sig...
11/19/2025

Raising awareness about brain aneurysms can make the difference between life and loss. Knowing the risks and warning signs saves lives.

Discover how self-compassion can strengthen emotional resilience after brain injury with Dr. Kyla Pearce from the LoveYo...
11/18/2025

Discover how self-compassion can strengthen emotional resilience after brain injury with Dr. Kyla Pearce from the LoveYourBrain Foundation. Learn how self-compassion can ease stress and self-criticism while supporting a kinder, more balanced recovery, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCjO6dNV35w&feature=youtu.be

Ruptured brain aneurysms are fatal in about 50% of cases. Of those who survive, about two-thirds suffer some permanent n...
11/17/2025

Ruptured brain aneurysms are fatal in about 50% of cases. Of those who survive, about two-thirds suffer some permanent neurological deficit. More information: bafound.org

Risk Factor Spotlight: Family HistoryIf a parent or sibling has had a ruptured aneurysm, your risk may be higher—especia...
11/13/2025

Risk Factor Spotlight: Family History
If a parent or sibling has had a ruptured aneurysm, your risk may be higher—especially if multiple family members are affected. People with a family history may also experience ruptures at younger ages or with smaller aneurysms.

Learn how to talk to your doctor about screening: https://youtu.be/ffRaVn0BMJk?si=L4rhjCGXX357do_8

Dr. FNU Ruchika of Johns Hopkins University is a 2025 Brain Aneurysm Foundation research grant recipient. Supported by t...
11/12/2025

Dr. FNU Ruchika of Johns Hopkins University is a 2025 Brain Aneurysm Foundation research grant recipient. Supported by the Cynthia Lynn Sherwin and Shirley Dudek Demmer Chairs of Research, she draws on her experience observing both open and minimally invasive procedures. She’s inspired by the balance of precision in the OR and creativity in the lab to drive better outcomes for patients. Learn more, https://www.bafound.org/fnu-ruchika-mbbs/

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