Dr. Jared Cooper and brain aneurysm survivor and advocate, Janine Durso come together for an honest conversation about survival, care, and community. Janine shares her personal experience with a brain aneurysm and how Dr. Cooper played a key ro...

After collapsing from a traumatic brain injury in South Florida, Susan Bailey’s aneurysm was missed twice on CT scans. Told not to worry, her instincts—and her family—told her otherwise. A call to the Brain Aneurysm Foundation connected her to ...

On a Father’s Day morning, rising Bucknell sophomore Caroline McCaffrey went for a routine run—and hours later, her life changed forever when she suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm. After multiple surgeries, a long hospital stay, and m...

In this episode of The 1 in 50 Podcast, Dr. Nicolas Khattar joins us to discuss the science behind brain aneurysms and what everyone should know. He explains why aneurysms form, whether stress can contribute to their development, and w...

Francelys Infante was a busy mom of three and an entrepreneur when what she thought was a migraine turned out to be three brain aneurysms. In this episode of The 1 in 50, Francelys recounts her sudden diagnosis, the emergency surgery t...

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Neha S. Dangayach, MD, Associate Professor of Neurosurgery, Neurology, Rehabilitation, and Human Performance at the Mount Sinai Health System, and an active leader within the American Heart Association....

Jeff Miles is proof that recovery is possible and awareness saves lives. After surviving three strokes in 2009 and facing a long, uncertain road ahead, Jeff relearned to walk and run. In 2025, he completed his sixth Boston Marathon, his first w...

Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, co-sponsor of Ellie’s Law, joins Christine Buckley to share her personal connection to brain aneurysms and what drives her ongoing advocacy. In this powerful episode, she reflects on the stories that inspire ...

Tom Nolan, CEO of Kendra Scott, joins the 1 in 50 Podcast to share the emotional story of losing his sister to a brain aneurysm. He discusses how her memory drives his advocacy and efforts to raise awareness for this often-overlooked disease.

In this episode, Keith Lockhart, conductor of the Boston Pops, reflects on his 30-year journey leading the orchestra and shares his personal connection to brain aneurysm awareness after the loss of his sister-in-law. Keith discusses his advocac...

In this episode of the 1 in 50 Podcast, CNBC’s Sharon Epperson shares her journey as a brain aneurysm survivor and how it shaped her perspective on health, finances, and life. Her story is a powerful reminder of resilience and the importance of...

Welcome to the first episode of The 1 in 50 Podcast, hosted by Christine Buckley of the Brain Aneurysm Foundation.To kick off this exciting new series, we’re joined by Scot Langley, better known as Froggy from the nationally syndicated <...