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While the neuro-oncology community is gathering in Bucharest for inspiring #EANO events, the next highlight is already on the horizon.
🔬 Be part of #EANO2026 in Rome and present your research. Submit your abstract now:
eano.eu/eano2026/abs...
#NeuroOncology #BrainTumor #BTSM

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📅 Mark your calendars! Abstract submissions for #EANO2026 are due April 2. Don’t miss your chance to showcase your #NeuroOncology research this September! 🔬 Submit now: eano.eu/eano2026/abs...

#btsm #neurosurgery #glioma #RadOnc #BrainCancer #cancernurse #AHP @jmwerner.bsky.social

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🙌 Celebrating Women in Science & Medicine! On #InternationalWomensDay, we recognize the outstanding contributions of women in #NeuroOncology, research, and healthcare. EANO is proud to support and empower women in the field – today & every day. 💜 #WomenDay2026 #btsm

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Mark your calendars! The next chat takes place on April 7th during GLOBAL #AYACSM week!!!!

#AYACancerAwareness #BTSM #BCSM #LCSM #GYNCSM #ChildhoodCancer

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I'm doing a test to see if my use of the hashtag comes up: #ayacsm

#ayacancer #btsm

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[Happening tonight!!] We will be talking about social media tools in tonight's #ayacsm (adolescent and young adult cancer societal movement) @bsky.app chat!!

Part of another #OncSky community? ALL are welcome! #BTSM #BCSM #LCSM - let's keep building out communities!

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📸 ATTRACT General Assembly & Retreat - great discussions, clear priorities, and exciting next steps ahead 🚀

Proud of our interdisciplinary team driving precision oncology forward.

#NeuroOncology #ClinicalTrials #CancerResearch #btsm #glioblastoma

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Pan-Canadian research team dedicated to improving the lives of children with cancer and their families In 2022, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) launched a $23 million team-grant opportunity to support the establishment of a national pediatric cancer consortium that would change the wa...

Check out our new study re: #ChildhoodCancer on this #WorldCancerDay👇

www.mcgill.ca/nursing/arti...

#BCSM #BTSM #AYACSM #GYNCSM @healthsciences.mcgill.ca

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Q2: What challenges have you faced recently in using #SocialMedia for #AYACancer/ #Cancer advocacy?

#AYACSM #LCSM #BTSM #BCSM #GYNCSM

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All are welcome to the #AYACSM (Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Societal Movement) #SkyChat starting now!

#OncSky #HPM #HCSM #BTSM #BCSM #AYACancer #HealthCare

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[#AYACSM] Our next public conversation is taking place tomorrow (Tues, Feb. 3rd) night at 8 PM EST. Join us as we discuss living in a digital world and how that impacts our adolescent and young adults (AYA) cancer advocacy initiatives!

#Oncology #Cancer #AYACancer #BTSM #BCSM #GYNCSM #LCSM #HPM

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Transparency can be a powerful force for tech equity so that every patient has the opportunity to engage in their care.

Read about "techquity" in this @ascocancer.bsky.social editorial by
@cait-desroches.bsky.social and @thelizarmy.bsky.social ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/...

#MedSky #CanSky #BTSM

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WATCH 👀: Paolo Tarantino, MD, PhD, Laura Alder, MD, and Eric Singhi, MD, share more insight on what went down at Bridging the Gaps in Brain Mets.
#lcsm #bcsm #btsm #oncology
@danafarber.bsky.social @mdanderson.bsky.social @dukecancer.bsky.social

See video here ➡️: www.onclive.com/shorts/quick...

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WATCH 👀: Jason Mouabbi, MD, Manmeet Ahluwalia, MD, MBA, FASCO, and Laura Alder, MD discuss the key takeaways from Bridging the Gaps in Brain Mets.

@baptisthealthjx.bsky.social @mdanderson.bsky.social @dukecancer.bsky.social

Watch here ➡️: www.onclive.com/shorts/bridg...

#bcsm #lcsm #btsm

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Spring school semester kicked off today!

Feels weird taking philosophy without being able to back channel with @adammarc.bsky.social.

Missing him every day.
#btsm #braincancer

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All are welcome to the #AYACSM (Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Societal Movement) #SkyChat starting now!

#BTSM #BCSM #AMSM #YACancer #TYACancer #LCSM

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The #AYACSM chat is coming up this evening!

#BTSM #BCSM #OncSky #ChildhoodCancer #TYACancer

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Coming up this Tuesday!! Our first #AYACSM chat of 2026!!

ALL are welcome from our other #OncSky communities: #BTSM #BCSM #LCSM #GYNCSM #ChildhoodCancer

#TYACancer #AYACancer

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Reminder to let me know if you want to be part of the #AYACSM calendar reminders! Next chat is this Tuesday!

Welcoming all from the #BTSM, #LCSM, #BCSM, #OncSky, #GYNCSM etc. communities!!

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I truly mourn the loss of "tweetchats" like #BTSM.

Used to love em. Remember #HCLDR, & those Tue 8:30PM ET gatherings, regardless of where one was? Also #HITsm & so many more.

@colinhung.bsky.social @techguy.healthcareittoday.com @thelizarmy.bsky.social @chethan.bsky.social @jkatzaman.bsky.social

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Glioblastology | Adam Marc | Substack Philosopher gets brain cancer; blogs about it. Welcome to Glioblastology. A journal of parenting, patient advocacy, existential maturity, and life with life-limiting illness. Click to read Glioblastol...

Thank you @statnews.com for publishing this.

More insights and stories on Adam's amazing blog:

glioblastology.substack.com

#medsky #btsm

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An advocate who offered a window on the experience of living with brain cancer dies at 43 Adam Hayden, a patient advocate and the subject of an earlier profile in STAT, has died at age 43.

Adam Hayden, a prolific observer of his own condition, took a bad situation and did ‘good things with it’

RIP @adammarc.bsky.social 💔

#BTSM @thelizarmy.bsky.social @sabine-nj.bsky.social @mcintose.bsky.social @shawncarey42.bsky.social @stuartselby.bsky.social

www.statnews.com/2025/12/22/a...

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Faster Approach Determines Brain Cancer Treatment Is Working | OncLive Researchers at Northwestern Medicine have developed a new and faster approach to determine if a treatment for the brain cancer glioblastoma is working.

Faster Approach Determines Brain Cancer Treatment Is Working @umich.edu #btsm #oncology
www.onclive.com/view/faster-...

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#glioblastoma #btsm #neurooncology

@zoltanspiro.bsky.social @mj-mair.bsky.social @lbg.ac.at @meduniwien.ac.at @medunigraz.at @i-med.ac.at @jku.at

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This one hurts deeply. Adam Hayden helped shape how I show up for this community. His wisdom, clarity of thought and advocacy style made so many of us braver voices, better listeners, and fearless advocates. The #btsm community will miss him terribly. 🩶

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INTRODUCING: Rewired Minds

Can’t wait for this to launch tomorrow!
#btsm
Give it a listen, my friend Bri will be sharing her story in episode one, and her sister/care partner in part 2.
open.spotify.com/episode/0RHU...

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🏔️ Salzburg joins the #ATTRACT network - and the 1st tumor sample is already on the way!

🇦🇹 Expanding precision oncology access for #glioblastoma patients.
🧠 Biobanking + 28-drug testing → personalized insights.

👏 Thanks to the Salzburg team & @lbg.ac.at!
#NeuroOncology #PrecisionMedicine #btsm

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It's been an honor and a pleasure having been able to serve the #BTSM community here, on Twitter, and on
X as organizer/moderator for so many years. Even though the chats are over, the conversation can continue. Please let's keep in touch via the #BTSM hashtag. 🩶

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Not only did I find an amazing community in #BTSM (brain tumor social media), I was welcomed with open arms and remain energized even though our scheduled chats are done. Lets still use the hashtag to connect and share updates. Thank you to all who built our community.

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The Friends We Made Along the Way: 
Sunsetting Brain Tumor Social Media (#BTSM) Online Chats
December 7, 2025
Dear Members of the #BTSM Community,
It is with both gratitude and reflection that today we announce the decision to sunset the regular Brain Tumor Social Media (#BTSM) online chats. 
The #BTSM community was founded in May 2012 to foster support, provide education, and advocate for the brain tumor community, and has served as a vital online gathering place for patients, care partners, clinicians, researchers, and advocacy organizations. Through monthly live Twitter chats (and later other online formats), participants could share experiences, ask questions, and discuss topics related to diagnosis, treatment, research, quality of life, survivorship, and end of life. #BTSM has always been a grassroots initiative—created, moderated, and sustained by patients and care partners committed to connection and advocacy. 
Rationale for Sunsetting #BTSM Chat
This decision was made after careful consideration of several key factors, and #BTSM advance care planning:
•	The social media landscape has changed significantly since #BTSM began, and patterns of engagement have evolved accordingly.
•	Many of our dedicated moderators and organizers are transitioning into new professional and personal roles, making it increasingly difficult to sustain the regular chat schedule.
•	The needs of the brain tumor community continue to evolve, and the traditional live-chat format no longer fully reflects the ways individuals connect and share information online.
After much discussion, the organizer team determined that this is an appropriate moment to close this chapter of scheduled #BTSM chats, while honoring the extraordinary legacy of community and advocacy they represent. 
Gratitude to the #BTSM Community
We extend our deepest appreciation to every person who participated in #BTSM chats over the years. Whether you shared your story, offered support, asked a question, or simply followe…

The Friends We Made Along the Way: Sunsetting Brain Tumor Social Media (#BTSM) Online Chats December 7, 2025 Dear Members of the #BTSM Community, It is with both gratitude and reflection that today we announce the decision to sunset the regular Brain Tumor Social Media (#BTSM) online chats. The #BTSM community was founded in May 2012 to foster support, provide education, and advocate for the brain tumor community, and has served as a vital online gathering place for patients, care partners, clinicians, researchers, and advocacy organizations. Through monthly live Twitter chats (and later other online formats), participants could share experiences, ask questions, and discuss topics related to diagnosis, treatment, research, quality of life, survivorship, and end of life. #BTSM has always been a grassroots initiative—created, moderated, and sustained by patients and care partners committed to connection and advocacy. Rationale for Sunsetting #BTSM Chat This decision was made after careful consideration of several key factors, and #BTSM advance care planning: • The social media landscape has changed significantly since #BTSM began, and patterns of engagement have evolved accordingly. • Many of our dedicated moderators and organizers are transitioning into new professional and personal roles, making it increasingly difficult to sustain the regular chat schedule. • The needs of the brain tumor community continue to evolve, and the traditional live-chat format no longer fully reflects the ways individuals connect and share information online. After much discussion, the organizer team determined that this is an appropriate moment to close this chapter of scheduled #BTSM chats, while honoring the extraordinary legacy of community and advocacy they represent. Gratitude to the #BTSM Community We extend our deepest appreciation to every person who participated in #BTSM chats over the years. Whether you shared your story, offered support, asked a question, or simply followe…

Recognition of #BTSM Moderators
The power of #BTSM has always come from its people—the patients, care partners, clinicians, researchers, advocates, and friends—those whose dedication to tuning in, whose curiosity to learn, willingness to help, kindness to strangers, and belief in a movement have defined this effort. The real #BTSM are the friends made along the way. 
But the success and longevity of #BTSM would not have been possible without the extraordinary efforts of its organizers and moderators. Their dedication, time, and commitment - often undertaken quietly and without recognition - sustained the community, provided steady guidance throughout its evolution, and has been instrumental in fostering a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for all participants. We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals for their years of service (from - to) and leadership:
•	Charlie Blotner, co-founder (2012 - 2020)
•	Liz Salmi, co-founder (2012	- 2021)
•	Adam Hayden (2017 - 2021)
•	Jeremy Pivor (2018 - 2021) 
•	Sabine Schwab (2018	- present)
•	Lisa O’Leary (2018 - 2024)
•	Ashley Love Sumrall (2020 - 2022) 
•	Emily McIntosh (2021- present)
•	Shawn Carey (2022 - present) 
•	Guy Lipof (2023 - 2024)
•	Stuart Selby (2024 - present)
Looking Ahead: A Future #BTSM?
While the regularly scheduled chats have concluded, the #BTSM hashtag remains active as a continuing means for connection, resource sharing, and community engagement within the broader brain tumor social media ecosystem. We encourage ongoing use of the hashtag to amplify awareness, share knowledge, promote collaboration, and sustain the relationships #BTSM inspired. Though this marks the end of one era, it also represents an evolution—an opportunity for new forms of connection, advocacy, and dialogue to emerge.
We offer our heartfelt thanks to every individual who has contributed to the success of #BTSM since its inception. Together, we have created a legacy of patient empowerment, advocacy, and community. 
No…

Recognition of #BTSM Moderators The power of #BTSM has always come from its people—the patients, care partners, clinicians, researchers, advocates, and friends—those whose dedication to tuning in, whose curiosity to learn, willingness to help, kindness to strangers, and belief in a movement have defined this effort. The real #BTSM are the friends made along the way. But the success and longevity of #BTSM would not have been possible without the extraordinary efforts of its organizers and moderators. Their dedication, time, and commitment - often undertaken quietly and without recognition - sustained the community, provided steady guidance throughout its evolution, and has been instrumental in fostering a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for all participants. We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals for their years of service (from - to) and leadership: • Charlie Blotner, co-founder (2012 - 2020) • Liz Salmi, co-founder (2012 - 2021) • Adam Hayden (2017 - 2021) • Jeremy Pivor (2018 - 2021) • Sabine Schwab (2018 - present) • Lisa O’Leary (2018 - 2024) • Ashley Love Sumrall (2020 - 2022) • Emily McIntosh (2021- present) • Shawn Carey (2022 - present) • Guy Lipof (2023 - 2024) • Stuart Selby (2024 - present) Looking Ahead: A Future #BTSM? While the regularly scheduled chats have concluded, the #BTSM hashtag remains active as a continuing means for connection, resource sharing, and community engagement within the broader brain tumor social media ecosystem. We encourage ongoing use of the hashtag to amplify awareness, share knowledge, promote collaboration, and sustain the relationships #BTSM inspired. Though this marks the end of one era, it also represents an evolution—an opportunity for new forms of connection, advocacy, and dialogue to emerge. We offer our heartfelt thanks to every individual who has contributed to the success of #BTSM since its inception. Together, we have created a legacy of patient empowerment, advocacy, and community. No…

We are incredibly grateful for the community we have created - it's time to say goodbye to our regularly scheduled chats. With ❤️, the #BTSM chats co-founder & organizer team @thelizarmy.bsky.social @sabine-nj.bsky.social @mcintose.bsky.social @shawncarey42.bsky.social @stuartselby.bsky.social

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