Can Cognitive Damage in Pediatric Brain Tumor Patients be Reversed?
Collateral damage to cognitive processes for a pediatric brain tumor patient are common due to the toxicity and invasive nature […]
At the July 2nd, 2008 International Society of Pediatric Neuro-Oncologists meeting in Chicago, more than 100 families with children suffering from brain tumors gathered to ask questions directed at […]
Immuno-vaccines are still very new to the brain tumor arena and historically have been focused on the adult brain tumor population. That being said, new advances suggest that there […]
Finding less toxic and more effective treatments for children battling the most common forms of brain tumors will be possible through the collaboration of all interested parties. Most importantly, […]
At the July 2nd, 2008 International Society of Pediatric Neuro-Oncologists meeting in Chicago, more than 100 families with children suffering from brain tumors gathered to ask questions directed at […]
In May 2007, the establishment of the first dedicated PLGA research program at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. The initial $2 million grant will concentrate resources on research on […]