An estimated 66,240 people in the United States are currently living with brain tumors. Most
of these individuals are adults. The purpose of this first edition American Association of …

The diagnosis of a brain tumor is a life-changing event for patients and their families.
Despite numerous treatment advances, malignant brain tumors are universally incurable …

This edition of CCR Focus provides critical reviews of several important areas in the field,
including the application of findings from genomic investigations of brain tumors to improve …

We thank Dr. Röttgering et al. for sharing their thoughts on our guidelines on palliative care
and end-of-life care in brain tumor patients. 1 In this consensus paper we aimed to provide …

Tumors of the central nervous system have a significant impact on the daily living of affected
individuals and research studies on this field are essential for understanding their diagnostic …

Purpose Brain tumor patients report an overwhelming sense of uncertainty when navigating
the course of their terminal disease. Historically, organizational experts and/or treating …

The aim of this project was to determine research priorities, barriers, and enablers for adult
primary brain tumour research in Australia and New Zealand. Consumers, health …

A list of active investigative brain tumor protocols in North America is presented. The fact that
there are 138 protocols (and certainly some have been missed) indicates the diversity and …

Background. Neuro-oncology caregivers face unique challenges. Caring for a patient who
has a catastrophic, life-threatening diagnosis combined with progressive neurological …

Recognizing that brain tumors are not confined by geographical boundaries, the Society for
Neuro-Oncology (SNO) has long believed that progress in the fight against adult and …