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This holiday season, your gift drives urgently needed breakthroughs ahead for the brain tumor community. Make a gift before midnight on December 31, and our generous board of directors will match it, up to $100,000. Together, we can conquer and cure brain tumors — once and for all.
Mark and Sandy Kramer’s son, Mark Jr., was diagnosed with a primary brain tumor in 2006. He passed 8.5 years later. The couple share why breakthroughs can’t wait.
Together, we can advocate for patients and families today, while fueling research with the potential to become the treatments and cures of tomorrow. Take action and make a lasting impact as 2023 comes to a close.
When you make a gift to the National Brain Tumor Society, you drive our mission forward. Read stories and press releases that highlight our work through community, advocacy, and research over the past year.
Help NBTS amplify the needs of the brain tumor community by sharing your story, spreading awareness, and wearing NBTS gear this holiday season. Together, our collective voices are a powerful force for progress.
Find a Clinical TrialA few years ago, NBTS showed us the problem with the low accrual in clinical trials. This led to a joint effort… trying to figure out what we can do to improve trial accrual, looking at things like telemedicine. This is an opportunity for us to reimagine how we can do trials, to do things more efficiently so that we can help our patients better.
Patrick Wen, MD, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
LaTosha C. hosted a powerlifting charity meet to commemorate the 20th anniversary of her daughter’s passing from ependymoma. She shares more about her daughter and the Lifting for Lavi event that raised $4,700 for NBTS.
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