EBCI focuses on brain disease education, outreach, and awareness to this patient community and their families...worldwide.
EBCI focuses on brain disease education, outreach, and awareness to this patient community and their families...worldwide.
Dellann Elliott Mydland, President & Board Chair, End Brain Cancer Initiative (EBCI), is a dynamic competitor due to her experience taking down brain tumors, brain cancer, and metastasized disease to the brain. Read her new article in The Corporate Magazine.
Last month, our founder, Dellann, had an amazing discussion with host of Puget Sound Now, Bill Swartz to discuss a bit of EBCI' story.
Visit the online EBCI bookshop to purchase from a curated list of books on brain tumors, support, cancer personal stories and much more.
To create increased impact in the health and research industries and to help us reach our goal of growing to a $2M 501 (c)3 non-profit social enterprise organization, we are expanding our board of directors and are seeking new members.
This year is all about the reality of running a 501(c)3 non-profit Advocacy organization from my perspective that directly and head-on meets the large unmet needs of patients, caregivers and their family members after a GBM diagnosis.
I am proud to announce our new BLOG Post Series, titled “LIVING Your Legend” in honor of celebrating 20 years of living the mission.
Mission: to enhance cancer patient outcomes by expanding FDA-approved treatment modalities and fueling research in the pharma/bio/life sciences, device & diagnostic industries and by closing the existing GAP from initial diagnosis to IMMEDIATE AND EXPANDED ACCESS to specialists, researchers, neuro-surgeons, advanced & innovative treatments, and clinical trials.
This month’s CURE MAG Cover Tip brought to you by the End Brain Cancer Initiative, and through our patient advocacy and disease education partnership with CURE, focuses on Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM).
Today, May 31, 2020, the very last day of #BTAM month, I find myself reflecting on many things and just looked through the photos from last year’s Bellingham Brain Cancer WALK (BBCW), and am smiling and crying at the same time.
I am spending my day reflecting on the national brain tumor community. Specifically, I am also spending a lot of time over the last several weeks, amongst COVID-19, reflecting on the my late husband’s brain cancer journey and the last 18 years of co-founding and running the Chris Elliott Fund, now DBA EndBrainCancer Initiative.
Thank you so much for your interest in submitting your story for my collaborative book. Everything happens in our lives for a reason. If you hadn’t gone through what you did, how would your life be different? What are you doing today to help others because of it? How can you use your past experience to help others?
