Abstract Background Between 80%–85 percent of all adult brain tumors are high-grade
gliomas (HGGs). Despite aggressive treatment with surgical resection, radiotherapy and …

Purpose This study aimed to: determine the supportive care available for Australian patients
with High Grade Glioma (HGG) and their carers; identify service gaps; and inform changes …

Primary brain tumors are classified according to the presumed cell of origin. Several
classification systems have been developed; however, the World Health Organization …

Abstract The National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) is a partnership of charity and
government research funders whose purpose is to improve health and quality of life by …

Malignant glioma is a brain tumor disease associated with a poor prognosis. Even if
treatment has been improved, still few patients survive more than 2 years after diagnosis. 1 …

If we consider the entire care trajectory of a patient with a malignant brain tumor—the
compilation of phone calls, dilemmas, in-person evaluations, discussions, and decisions—a …

The diagnosis of an aggressive, primary brain tumor is life altering for those affected and too
often portends a poor prognosis. Despite decades of research, neither a cure nor even a …

Editorial 404 demonstrates how this relationship is mediated by parenting behaviors. 9 The
role of economic hardship is also considered in the family stress model and is an …

Background Whether social determinants of health are associated with survival in the
context of pediatric oncology–targeted immunotherapy trials is not known. We examined the …

Primary brain tumors are associated with significant physical, cognitive and psychosocial
changes. Although treatment guidelines recommend offering multidisciplinary rehabilitation …