Moving forward, Isabella will continue to have scans every three months for the next two or three years and then every six months to a year after that.

Good Morning America' co-anchor Michael Strahan opens up to PEOPLE about his daughter Isabella's aggressive brain cancer in an exclusive interview.

"Good Morning America" co-anchor Michael Strahan's daughter Isabella shares life-changing cancer journey in new special, airing February 5 on ABC.

"It feels like I'm starting over," Isabella Strahan said in a new interview with People. "Back to where I started." The 20-year-old has resumed her studies at the University of Southern California, where she was a freshman in fall 2023 when she began to experience symptoms that led to a diagnosis of a medulloblastoma,