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Brain Tumour Types - Pituitary Adenoma
By clicking on 'View Summary' under each resource, you will find a summary, the ISBN and publisher’s name which will help you if you wish to purchase or reserve a copy at your local library.The Pituitary Patient Resource Guide
Author: Pituitary Network Association (PNA)
Summary:
The reference guide for pituitary patients, their families, their physicians and all health care providers.
External Links: Pituitary Focus
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Piper's Story: a dream more precious than Olympic gold
Hi, I am Piper Gilles. You may know me as a world-famous ice dancer. I competed in the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games. I am a 7 time world team member and a 7 time Canadian medalist. But the title that means the most to me is far more personal. It’s that of daughter to my amazing mother Bonnie Gilles, who I lost to glioblastoma on May 27, 2018.
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