Diagnosed?

A diagnosis changes everything, and it can feel like every decision needs to happen right now. It doesn't. We've gathered trusted resources, questions to ask, and guidance to help you move forward with clarity.
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Be patient before
becoming a patient

The decisions made in the days and weeks after a diagnosis can shape what comes next. Seek multiple opinions when appropriate. Understand your pathology and what molecular testing can tell you. Learn your treatment options. Ask every question you have. The more you know, the more confident you’ll be when it counts.

The Facts

Statistics help us understand a disease. They cannot predict your story. Start with what's knowable. Learn your options. Find the right people.

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New Brain Tumor Diagnoses in 2026

An estimated 108,810 Americans will receive a primary brain tumor diagnosis this year. More than 1.3 million are already living with one.

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Types of Primary Brain Tumors

Brain tumors aren't one disease. Each type behaves differently, responds to treatment differently, and carries a different outlook.

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Of Brain Tumors Are Non-Malignant

A brain tumor is not automatically cancer. But even non-malignant tumors can have serious effects depending on size, location, and pressure on the brain.

Every Story is
DIFFERENT

The Outlier Fund helps people affected by brain tumors find the information, resources, and community they need to navigate what comes next. Whatever comes next for you, you don’t have to face it alone.

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