Brain Aneurysm Foundation

12/22/2025

Not all disabilities are visible.
Brain aneurysm survivors may live with physical, cognitive, emotional, or sensory challenges: some you can see, and many you can’t. Every survivor’s journey is different, and all deserve understanding, patience, and support.

12/19/2025

Momentum continues for Ellie’s Law (H.R. 2678)! Thank you to Reps. Joe Neguse (CO-2), Madeleine Dean (PA-4), Deborah Ross (NC-2), Jim McGovern (MA-2), and Chellie Pingree (ME-1) for cosponsoring this critical legislation to advance brain aneurysm research and awareness. Learn more:

At the Brain Aneurysm Foundation, we are committed to saving lives and improving outcomes through education, support, and advocacy. Two of our key advocacy initiatives aim to advance research and […]

12/18/2025

“Being on the board allows me to guide emerging research and amplify the voices of those affected.”

We’re proud to highlight William Ares, MD, a member of the Brain Aneurysm Foundation Medical Advisory Board. As a cerebrovascular neurosurgeon and leader in stroke and cerebrovascular care, Dr. Ares helps ensure scientific advancements translate into better diagnosis, treatment, and recovery for brain aneurysm patients.

12/17/2025

We’re incredibly grateful to Joe Nolan and the UCANE ( Utility Contractors' Association of New England Inc.-UCANE) community for their support of the Brain Aneurysm Foundation. Joe recently hosted a fundraising event at Topgolf and stopped by yesterday to deliver a generous $10,000 check in support of our mission. Thank you for helping drive awareness, research, and hope for those impacted by brain aneurysms!

12/17/2025

A Holiday Where No Chair Is Left Empty.
Every empty chair is a reminder of lives lost to ruptured brain aneurysms. We fight for a world without ruptures, a future where families can celebrate together, and no one faces sudden, heartbreaking loss, https://give.bafound.org/2025Giving

12/16/2025

Life after a brain aneurysm changes in ways others often cannot see. Survivors face daily challenges that may not show outwardly, yet every day is a testament to their resilience and strength.

12/15/2025

Healing isn’t linear. For survivors, progress can look different every day and that is okay. Your journey is your own and every step forward matters. The ups and downs do not erase your progress; they prove your resilience.

12/14/2025

The Brain Aneurysm Foundation invites you to join Advocacy Day and the Support Conference 2026 in Washington, D.C. On March 18th, participate in Advocacy Day to meet with your Congressperson and make your voice heard on issues affecting the brain aneurysm community — register by February 1st. The following day, March 19th, the Support Conference offers survivors, caregivers, and families a full day to connect, share experiences, and learn from experts. Learn more and register here: http://give.bafound.org/2026AdvocacyDay

12/12/2025

Did you know? Women face a higher risk of developing brain aneurysms, especially after menopause. Learn more about the risks and management of aneurysms during menopause: https://youtu.be/EENZwvQzTpo?si=qyUzaiPVDfJOatbY

12/11/2025

We’re fighting for a future where no family experiences loss from a ruptured brain aneurysm. Your support brings us one step closer to a world without ruptures. Join us in creating that future: https://give.bafound.org/2025Giving

12/10/2025

Roughly 15% of people with a ruptured brain aneurysm die before ever reaching the hospital — often due to immediate and severe brain injury from the initial bleed. This is why our mission is urgent. Awareness, early detection, and research can change outcomes.