Neuroscience
This Friday, October 11, the Abramson Cancer Center will be sponsoring the Focus On Brain Cancer: Discovery to Recovery conference.
The Focus On Brain Cancer conference is for adults who are newly diagnosed, in treatment of survivors of brain cancer. At this conference, adults with brain cancer will gain knowledge and take action by learning important information from faculty at Penn Medicine. Patients will also be able to network with other adults who have brain cancer.
Learn more about the Focus On Brain Cancer: Discovery to Recovery conference.
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Neuroscience
Focus on Adult Brain Cancer: A Free Conference for Patients and Caregivers
This Friday, October 11, the Abramson Cancer Center will be sponsoring the Focus On Brain Cancer: Discovery to Recovery conference.
The Focus On Brain Cancer conference is for adults who are newly diagnosed, in treatment of survivors of brain cancer. At this conference, adults with brain cancer will gain knowledge and take action by learning important information from faculty at Penn Medicine. Patients will also be able to network with other adults who have brain cancer.
Learn more about the Focus On Brain Cancer: Discovery to Recovery conference.
- Business World: Combinatorx And Brain Tumors
A company press release concerning an agreement to develop additional research efforts in the search for pharmaceutical treatments for brain tumors: CombinatoRx and ABC2 Initiate Brain Cancer Collaboration: Partnership Speeds Search for Brain Cancer...
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Steven Brem, MD, Professor of Neurosurgery, Chief of the Division of Neurosurgical Oncology and Co-Director of the Penn Brain Tumor Center, has received the first Joel A. Gingras, Jr. award given by the American Brain Tumor Association (ABTA). Dr. Brem...
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