Could you spot the warning signs of a ruptured brain aneurysm? Blurred or double vision, and light sensitivity, can be signs of a rupture. #KnowTheSigns #BrainAneurysmAwareness

Could you spot the warning signs of a ruptured brain aneurysm? One or both pupils may appear larger than normal — a subtle but important sign. #KnowTheSigns #BrainAneurysmAwareness

Surviving a brain aneurysm is just the tip of the iceberg. The real journey often happens below the surface.

500,000 lives lost each year. Half under age 50. Women at higher risk. Smoking and high blood pressure are controllable risk factors. Know the facts.

You may know about brain aneurysms, but have you heard of an AVM? October is AVM Awareness Month. An AVM is a tangle of abnormal blood vessels in the brain that can rupture and cause bleeding. 10–60% of people with an AVM also have a brain aneurysm. bafound.org

As Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month comes to a close, thank you to everyone who stood with us this September. Together, we raised awareness, supported research, and brought brain aneurysms into more conversations. September may be ending, but our work continues.

1 in 50 people in the U.S. is living with a brain aneurysm. Many have no idea until it becomes an emergency. That's why awareness matters — and why we're spending this month sharing the facts.

It was supposed to be a date night. Then Rosie Maxheimer felt a "whoosh" of pain and passed out. Her husband recognized the signs. A scan found two ruptured brain aneurysms. Spotify: bit.ly/The1in50-Spotify Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/The1in50-Apple

A brain aneurysm ruptures every 18 minutes in the U.S. That's not just a statistic. It's someone's life changed forever. Your support funds the research and education that can change that. Give today at give.bafound.org/donate

Join us for BAF’s first Australian Support Conference a welcoming gathering for brain aneurysm survivors, caregivers, family, and friends to share, listen, and connect. Register: forms.gle/4kN7FTZcwYrFmWUo8

Eight years after surviving a ruptured brain aneurysm, Sonia faced news she never expected: her aneurysm had returned. Now preparing for another procedure, she shares her story of resilience, hope and the importance of follow-up care. Read Sonia’s story: bafound.org/personal_story/s…

Get the facts. We put together a free, downloadable fact sheet with everything you need to know about brain aneurysms — risk factors, warning signs, and treatment options, all in one place. Download it now at bit.ly/BAF-Facts

Women are more likely than men to have a brain aneurysm. Women, particularly those over 55, face 1.5 times the rupture risk of men. If that's you or someone you love, know your risk. Click here to learn more, bafound.org/understanding-br…

More information. More options. More personalized care. Dr. Joshua Santucci, MD, breaks down advances in brain aneurysm imaging and minimally invasive treatment, from vessel wall imaging to flow-diverting stents and intrasaccular devices. Read more: bafound.org/blog/brain-aneur…

Behind every research grant is a story. This past Thursday in Louisville, the Brain Aneurysm Foundation awarded a record $650,000 across 18 research grants at our 20th Annual Research Grant Symposium—the largest total in our program’s history. Read more: bafound.org/research/researc…

Whatever stage of this journey you are in — diagnosis, treatment, recovery, or caregiving — the Brain Aneurysm Foundation is here. You are not navigating this alone. Find the support you need at bafound.org/treatment-recove…

Jessica's life changed in an instant when a ruptured brain aneurysm nearly killed her while home alone. A frantic 911 call. Six weeks in the Neuro ICU. Today, she's sharing her story of survival & gratitude — to help others spot the signs. Read: bafound.org/personal_story/i…

September is Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month, and we’re proud to be in Louisville this week for our 20th Annual Research Grant Symposium. Thank you to WHAS11 and Great Day Live for helping raise awareness about brain aneurysms, risks and warning signs whas11.com/article/features/…

This morning at the University of Louisville, leading brain aneurysm researchers from the U.S. and Canada are gathering for our Research Symposium Scientific Session—sharing progress, new research, and the work moving us closer to saving lives.

Huge congratulations to BAF Board Member Joe Caruso on receiving the Myra Kraft Community MVP Award from @PatsFoundation. The honor includes a generous $10,000 donation to @BAFOUND to support brain aneurysm research and awareness. Thank you, Joe & @PatsFoundation. Go Pats!