The IBTA’s monthly e-News has now been released and been emailed to all subscribers. Highlights from this issue include the launch of the A paper published in BMJ Open about Covid-19 and newly diagnosed paediatric brain tumour patients in the UK has revealed stories of children undergoing treatment between January 2022 and June 2023
The IBTA’s monthly e-News has now been released and been emailed to all subscribers. Highlights from this issue include the launch of the Ghana Brain Tumour Foundation (GBTF)…
The IBTA’s monthly e-News has now been released and been emailed to all subscribers. Highlights from this issue include an analysis of 25,000 brain tumour patients treated with TTFields showing it is well tolerated and adverse events were localised and manageable non-serious skin events
The IBTA’s monthly e-News has now been released and been emailed to all subscribers. Highlights from this issue include an analysis of 25,000 brain tumour patients treated with TTFields showing it is well tolerated and adverse events were localised and manageable non-serious skin events
The IBTA’s monthly e-News has now been released and been emailed to all subscribers. Highlights from this issue include research showing that traumatic brain injury in US veterans is linked to subsequent brain cancer diagnosis
The IBTA’s monthly e-News has now been released and been emailed to all subscribers. Highlights from this issue include research showing that traumatic brain injury in US veterans is linked to subsequent brain cancer diagnosis
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