Tony Tommasi and his wife, Heather, both had brain tumors successfully removed by the same neurosurgeon - 11 years apart. They are available for interviews, as is their neurosurgeon, Keith L. Black, MD.
Johns Hopkins experts are recommending early post-surgical assessment -- preferably within 24 hours -- for trouble chewing and swallowing food, or speaking normally, among patients who have had benign tumors removed from the base of the brain.
Meningiomas are a common type of benign brain tumor that sometimes grows dramatically in pregnant women. A new study suggests that this sudden tumor growth likely results from "hemodynamic changes" associated with pregnancy, reports the November issue of Neurosurgery, official journal of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons. Show More Summary
Meningiomas are a common type of benign brain tumor that sometimes grows dramatically in pregnant women. A new study suggests that this sudden tumor growth likely results from "hemodynamic changes" associated with pregnancy, reports the November issue of Neurosurgery, official journal of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons. Show More Summary
Italy’s supreme court has upheld a ruling that there is a link between a man’s benign brain tumor and his heavy cell phone use — a ruling that could potentially open the door for further legal claims. The Italian court’s decision is a contradiction to the majority of scientific opinion, which states that there is [...]Show More Summary
Post by Jacqueline BurtI give Sheryl Crow a lot of credit, for a lot of reasons: Not only does the 50-year-old singer seem admirably optimistic and pragmatic about her benign brain tumor diagnosis, she's brave enough to speak her mind about why she thinks she got the tumor in the first place, even though her theory is a controversial one. Show More Summary
Singer Sheryl Crow has said she believes her benign brain tumor was caused by frequent cellphone use, but the science to date does not support her theory.
I always knew that Stephen King books were based in reality: Sheryl Crow struck fear into the hearts of all by suggesting that her benign brain tumor was caused by cell phone use, although "there are no doctors that will confirm that," she told Katie Couric. Show More Summary
Sheryl Crow suspects that the benign brain tumor she was diagnosed with late last year was caused by cell phone use, People magazine reported. Crow...
In a recent interview, Sheryl Crow said that she thinks that her cell phone may have been the cause of her benign brain tumor. Crow revealed that she believes her cell phone is to blame for her condition in a sit-down with Katie Couric on her new talk show. “There are no doctors that will [...] Sheryl Crow Blames Her Cell Phone For Brain Tumor is a post from: The Inquisitr
Sheryl Crow believes excessive cell phone use may be to blame for the benign tumor in her brain. Crow just appeared on Katie Couric's new show and said the tumor is located in her "cell phone area"... and says, "I do have the theory that it's…
Sheryl Crow picks up a drink from Starbucks on Tuesday (June 26) in New York City. Earlier this month, the 50-year-old singer stepped out for the 2012 Tony Awards just a few days after revealing she had a benign brain tumor. “Hey everyone – don’t worry about my “brain tumor”, it’s non-cancerous. Feeling healthy, happy [...]
Sheryl Crow attended the 2012 Tony Awards in her first public appearance since announcing that she has a benign brain tumor. The “Soak Up the Sun” singer took to the stage on Sunday night to reveal the award winner for Best Original Score after a singing introduction by the night’s host, Neil Patrick Harris, according [...]Show More Summary
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Sheryl Crow took to the stage at the 66th annual Tony Awards at the Beacon Theatre in New York Sunday night -- it was her first public appearance since her stunning revelation that she has a benign brain tumor.
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Post by Maressa BrownWhen Sheryl Crow recently announced that she has a benign brain tumor, or meningioma -- diagnosed on an MRI scan which she was prompted to have after forgetting song lyrics at a concert -- the reaction was a genuine sigh of dismay....
Sheryl Crow seems to be handling the news of her benign brain tumor better than some of her Facebook friends are. People really like this singer and want her to be well. Crow announced Tuesday that she’d been diagnosed with a form of brain tumor called a meningioma. Show More Summary
Two days after Sheryl Crow announced she has a benign brain tumor, the singer received some much-needed support from one of her closest friends... Courteney Cox. Crow was leaving her L.A. gym earlier today, when she bumped into Cox... and the two…
Sheryl Crow, diagnosed with a benign brain tumor, says she’s not worried. Here are some facts about the tumor -- known as a meningioma -- with which Crow was diagnosed.
I felt SO bad for Sheryl Crow when I heard she had a brain tumor! Thank goodness it’s benign, but honestly, what more does this poor woman have to go through? Sheryl is keeping an upbeat attitude, though. Here’s what … Continue reading »
Post by Jacqueline BurtIf you're like me, the news of Sheryl Crow's brain tumor sent off all sorts of little warning bells: Uh-oh....