Glioblastoma is too often put in the ‘too difficult’ box. Survival rates have remained virtually the same for decades. We need more research, more urgency and more attention NOW.
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ADVOCATING FOR GBM
Through our patient-centred advocacy, we hope to inspire institutional, financial, medical and regulatory reform. Our GBM Bill of Rights, developed by those affected by GBM, is designed to empower people and inspire them to call for a better approach to GBM care.
Together with our allies and partners in other GBM and brain tumor organisations, we know that we are stronger together than apart. If we join forces we can ensure people with GBM have their voices heard.
Through our patient-centred advocacy, we hope to inspire institutional, financial, medical and regulatory reform. Our GBM Bill of Rights, developed by those affected by GBM, is designed to empower people and inspire them to call for a better approach to GBM care.
Together with our allies and partners in other GBM and brain tumor organisations, we know that we are stronger together than apart. If we join forces we can ensure people with GBM have their voices heard.
TARGETED CAMPAIGNS
Many people hear the words palliative care and immediately think hospice or end-of-life care. In reality, palliative care can play an important role throughout the brain cancer journey by helping patients and caregivers manage symptoms, improve quality of life, navigate difficult decisions, and access the support they need.
OurBrainBank staff will be at the ASCO (American Society of Clinical Oncology) annual meeting in Chicago to present a poster about isolation and loneliness among GBM patients and care partners.
Watch Good Morning America on Friday, April 17 to see OurBrainBank trustee Sundas Hashmi speak with host Michael Strahan about brain cancer
Help us raise funds for glioblastoma research — we collect data for tomorrow and help people today
Navigators from the Brain Tumor Network can walk you through what to expect, how to ask about clinical trials, when to get a second opinion, and more
Many people hear the words palliative care and immediately think hospice or end-of-life care. In reality, palliative care can play an important role throughout the brain cancer journey by helping patients and caregivers manage symptoms, improve quality of life, navigate difficult decisions, and access the support they need.
OurBrainBank staff will be at the ASCO (American Society of Clinical Oncology) annual meeting in Chicago to present a poster about isolation and loneliness among GBM patients and care partners.
Watch Good Morning America on Friday, April 17 to see OurBrainBank trustee Sundas Hashmi speak with host Michael Strahan about brain cancer
Help us raise funds for glioblastoma research — we collect data for tomorrow and help people today
Navigators from the Brain Tumor Network can walk you through what to expect, how to ask about clinical trials, when to get a second opinion, and more
