International Recognition for Dr. Christian Brogna Corriere della Sera features Dr. Christian Brogna, Vice President and Medical and Scientific Director of Brains Get Famous, in an article about awake brain surgery and his deeply human approach to neurosurgery. The piece highlights how Dr. Brogna is guided by each patient’s words, expressions, and responses during surgery, with the aim of preserving not only brain function, but also memory, emotion, identity, and quality of life.  At Brains Get Famous, we are proud to see the work of our Vice President and Medical and Scientific Director recognized internationally. His vision reflects one of the values at the heart of BGF: placing the person, not only the diagnosis, at the center of care.

BGF GEETA Centers Redefining Life After Diagnosis The BGF GEETA Centers , located in Los Angeles and Madrid , are specialized day centers for children and adults affected by brain tumors . They have been created to complement hospital care by providing a comprehensive, human-centered environment where well-being, recovery and quality of life remain the priority long after medical treatment. Each center brings together a multidisciplinary team of neurosurgeons, neurologists, neuropsychologists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists and other specialized professionals , working collaboratively to support patients throughout every stage of their recovery. Every discipline developed within the BGF GEETA Centers is directly or indirectly focused on enhancing neuroplasticity , promoting physical, cognitive and emotional recovery, and improving the quality of life of people living with brain tumors. The BGF GEETA Centers combine specialized support with therapeutic programs and carefully designed activities that stimulate the body, mind and emotions. These include rehabilitation programs, cognitive stimulation, artistic disciplines, cultural activities, as well as excursions and experiences in nature and with animals, embracing the well-recognized therapeutic benefits they provide for physical, emotional and social well-being. The Centers also organize art exhibitions, cultural initiatives and community activities in the cities that support Brains Get Famous, bringing together local artists alongside members of the BGF artistic community. These initiatives encourage creativity, self-expression and social participation while helping raise awareness and give greater visibility to people affected by brain tumors. Every BGF GEETA Center has been designed as a place where patients can continue living beyond the hospital environment. A place where recovery is supported not only through specialized programs, but also through creativity, meaningful experiences, social interaction and everyday moments that help restore confidence, independence and quality of life. The BGF GEETA Centers support not only patients, but also their families, creating an environment where everyone feels welcomed, understood and accompanied throughout the recovery journey. More than day centers, they are places where people receive the time, attention and care they deserve—where scientific knowledge, innovation and human compassion come together, and where every patient becomes the true focus of everything we do. Because recovery is not only about healing the body—it is also about reconnecting with life. With centers in Los Angeles and Madrid , Brains Get Famous is committed to expanding the BGF GEETA Center model internationally, creating a global network that brings this unique vision of recovery, well-being and human connection to more children, adults and families affected by brain tumors around the world.

 Brains Get Famous Advances International Brain Tumour Research Studying brain tumour survivors, tumour behaviour, RNA data, and patients’ everyday lives to help advance international research. At Brains Get Famous , we are conducting an international research study focused on brain tumour survivors , the long-term side effects they experience, and the behaviour of their tumours . We place particular emphasis on understanding patients' everyday lives at every level, recognising that their experiences provide valuable knowledge for future medical and scientific research. As part of this initiative, we collect RNA data from patients around the world, facilitating research based on Real-World Evidence (RWE) derived from statistical analysis of real patient data. By combining molecular information with patients' lived experiences, our aim is to contribute to a better understanding of brain tumours and their long-term impact. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Dr. José Luis de Palma for the valuable information he has provided regarding healthcare protocols, as well as to the volunteer glioblastoma patients , including Steph and Ariana , whose collaboration is essential to this project. These studies, which began in 2021 , also collect information about pre-diagnosis symptoms from Brains Get Famous brain tumour patients who have sadly passed away. Their testimonies, together with the invaluable information generously provided by their families, represent an essential contribution to advancing international research into the behaviour of this disease. Every patient story, every experience, and every piece of information collected helps us move one step closer to improving knowledge, supporting future research, and ultimately improving the lives of people affected by brain tumours worldwide.

Dr. Christian Brogna Publishes AWAKE, A Journey into the Human Brain The Vice President and Medical & Scientific Director of Brains Get Famous , Dr. Christian Brogna , has published his new book, AWAKE: The Magnificent Journey into the Human Mind of a Neurosurgeon Who Operates on Awake Patients , co-authored with writer Claudia Zanella . The book offers a unique insight into the world of awake brain surgery , an advanced neurosurgical technique in which patients remain awake during surgery, allowing surgeons to preserve essential cognitive, emotional, and neurological functions while removing brain tumors. Through real clinical experiences, scientific knowledge, and deeply human stories, AWAKE explores the extraordinary relationship between the brain, memory, identity, and consciousness. More than a medical book, AWAKE combines neuroscience with personal stories, inviting readers to discover the emotional and human side of neurosurgery. Among its most remarkable accounts is the story of a young saxophonist who continued playing his instrument while undergoing brain surgery, illustrating how modern neurosurgery can preserve what makes each person unique. As Vice President and Medical & Scientific Director of Brains Get Famous, Dr. Christian Brogna continues to promote innovation, research, and international awareness of brain tumors, bringing science and humanity together through his clinical work and now through this inspiring publication. Discover more about AWAKE on Dr. Christian Brogna's official website: Awake – Il viaggio nella mente umana | Christian Brogna e Claudia Zanella

Brains Get Famous and Olverde work together to support skin care, comfort, and well-being for children aged three years and older with special skin-care needs, guided by quality, safety, scientific rigor, and human care.

Brains Get Famous Awards Coming to Los Angeles in 2026. Brains Get Famous is preparing its 2026 awards ceremony in Los Angeles. We are pleased to announce that Mr. Gerardo Fueyo, Consul General of Spain in Los Angeles, will be among this year’s honorees. More honorees and event details will be announced soon. Stay tuned for updates.

In Mexico City, Mexico, María de Kannon Clè, founder and President of Brains Get Famous, participated in an interview on MVS Noticias, MVS Radio’s news platform, to present the organization’s mission and raise awareness of brain tumors.,

From Mexico City, Mexico, FORO, Televisa’s news channel, features María de Kannon Clè’s experience and the work of Brains Get Famous in a report on the challenges of detecting brain tumors at an early stage. In this news report broadcast on FORO, Televisa’s news channel, María de Kannon Clè shares her experience of receiving a late brain tumor diagnosis. The report examines how symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, blurred or double vision, personality changes, and emotional difficulties can be mistaken for other conditions, delaying an accurate diagnosis. After surviving a brain tumor, María founded Brains Get Famous to raise awareness, give visibility and a voice to those affected, and support adults and children facing brain tumors. Watch the FORO News Report:

«I had a brain tumor that almost killed me, and for decades no one knew how to see it.»