Neuroscience
Thousands turned out for the 7th annual Race for Hope Sunday, November 4 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The crowd braved the sunny but brisk weather to cheer on the runners and participate in the day’s activities. Many, like the Cerquetelli family, represented their personal stories of support through brightly colored signs, t-shirts and pins.
Penn Neurosurgery’s team, the Penn Pioneers, raised over $20,000 from hundreds of donors and received the Race for Hope – Philadelphia Top Company Team award. Overall, event donations totaled over $850,000. Funds raised help to direct promising research, advocate for change and support families coping with a brain tumor diagnosis.
Penn Medicine thanks those who joined Penn Neurosurgery staff in participating, giving generously or simply attending the day’s festivities in support of brain tumor research and awareness! For all those who participated, your efforts make a difference and contribute to a day without brain tumors.
Learn more about how the Penn Brain Tumor Center is advancing brain tumor research, therapies and recovery.
- Penn To Serve As Flagship Sponsor For Brain Tumor Walk
Penn Neurosurgery is proud to serve as a flagship sponsor for this year’s Delaware Brain Tumor Walk. Hosted by the National Brain Tumor Society on Saturday April 26, 2014, this 5K Run/Walk is a fun and inspiring way to team up and fight against brain...
- From Discovery To Recovery
Giving Patients HopeIn addition to providing excellent patient care, physicians at the Penn Brain Tumor Center are constantly working to improve the treatment of brain tumors. An important part of this effort takes place in our clinical trials. Penn Medicine...
- The No Brainer Benefit Concert – June 9th, 2013
The No Brainer Benefit ConcertLooking for plans this Sunday afternoon? Swing by McFadden’s Restaurant & Saloon at Citizen’s Bank Park for some good music and to support a great cause. The No Brainer Benefit Concert is an annual Philadelphia event...
- Delaware Walk Generates Funds For Brain Tumor Research
According to the National Brain Tumor Society, nearly 70,000 new, primary brain tumors will be diagnosed in the U.S. this year alone. Brain tumors can occur in anyone—adults as well as children and almost 700,000 people are living with tumors of the...
- Steven Brem, Md Receives American Brain Tumor Association Award
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...
Neuroscience
Penn Neurosurgery Participates in Philadelphia’s Race for Hope
Thousands turned out for the 7th annual Race for Hope Sunday, November 4 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The crowd braved the sunny but brisk weather to cheer on the runners and participate in the day’s activities. Many, like the Cerquetelli family, represented their personal stories of support through brightly colored signs, t-shirts and pins.
Penn Neurosurgery’s team, the Penn Pioneers, raised over $20,000 from hundreds of donors and received the Race for Hope – Philadelphia Top Company Team award. Overall, event donations totaled over $850,000. Funds raised help to direct promising research, advocate for change and support families coping with a brain tumor diagnosis.
Penn Medicine thanks those who joined Penn Neurosurgery staff in participating, giving generously or simply attending the day’s festivities in support of brain tumor research and awareness! For all those who participated, your efforts make a difference and contribute to a day without brain tumors.Learn more about how the Penn Brain Tumor Center is advancing brain tumor research, therapies and recovery.
- Penn To Serve As Flagship Sponsor For Brain Tumor Walk
Penn Neurosurgery is proud to serve as a flagship sponsor for this year’s Delaware Brain Tumor Walk. Hosted by the National Brain Tumor Society on Saturday April 26, 2014, this 5K Run/Walk is a fun and inspiring way to team up and fight against brain...
- From Discovery To Recovery
Giving Patients HopeIn addition to providing excellent patient care, physicians at the Penn Brain Tumor Center are constantly working to improve the treatment of brain tumors. An important part of this effort takes place in our clinical trials. Penn Medicine...
- The No Brainer Benefit Concert – June 9th, 2013
The No Brainer Benefit ConcertLooking for plans this Sunday afternoon? Swing by McFadden’s Restaurant & Saloon at Citizen’s Bank Park for some good music and to support a great cause. The No Brainer Benefit Concert is an annual Philadelphia event...
- Delaware Walk Generates Funds For Brain Tumor Research
According to the National Brain Tumor Society, nearly 70,000 new, primary brain tumors will be diagnosed in the U.S. this year alone. Brain tumors can occur in anyone—adults as well as children and almost 700,000 people are living with tumors of the...
- Steven Brem, Md Receives American Brain Tumor Association Award
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...