MyTumorID helps you understand what biomarker testing is and why identifying your tumor at the molecular level matters. When you ID your tumor, you can explore treatment options with your health care team and make informed decisions about your care, including whether a clinical trial may be right for you. With MyTumorID, I decide.
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Clinical trials are a recommended initial treatment option after surgery for many brain tumor types, according to NCCN’s 2023 guidelines.
Only about 8% of people with cancer participate in a clinical trial, according to an ACS-CAN landscape report.
The most recent updates to the classification of brain tumors emphasizes the importance of biomarker testing in the diagnosis of brain tumors.
Learn About Biomarker TestingBiomarker testing changed everything. By knowing my diagnosis and treatment options, I felt like I had a sense of control. It completely changed the trajectory of treatment and my life.
Ben S-L., high-grade brainstem glioma
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