The IBTA’s monthly e-News has been released and has emailed to all subscribers. Emailed to 5,000 people around the globe, including clinicians, patients, researchers and others, it gives a round-up of the latest research and treatment developments, news about brain tumour patient organisations around the world, and key forthcoming neuro-oncology scientific and patient conferences. You can sign up to receive the e-News every month by registering here. This month’s highlights You can read the IBTA e-News February 2024 edition in full online here. Some highlights from this month’s round-up: Rese ..read more

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The IBTA’s monthly e-News has been released and has emailed to all subscribers. Emailed to over 5,000 people around the globe, including clinicians, patients, researchers and others, it gives a round-up of the latest research and treatment developments, news about brain tumour patient organisations around the world, and key forthcoming neuro-oncology scientific and patient conferences. You can sign up to receive the e-News every month by registering here. This month’s highlights You can read the IBTA e-News February 2024 edition in full online here. Some highlights from this month’s round-up ..read more

The IBTA is very excited to announce the start of its second series of podcast episodes, “A Brain Tumour and Me – a journey of inspiration, personal stories and hope”. We’re thrilled that our first guest in this new series is the UK-based actor, comedian and writer Miles Jupp who is known for his many appearances on radio, television and in film. He’s played diverse roles ranging from the children’s UK TV series “Balamory” as Archie The Inventor to being cast as Emperor Francis the First in Ridley Scott’s epic movie “Napoleon” – not forgetting, too, his appearance as a TV weatherman in “Har ..read more

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The IBTA’s monthly e-News has been released and has emailed to all subscribers. Emailed to over 5,000 people around the globe, including clinicians, patients, researchers and others, it gives a round-up of the latest research and treatment developments, news about brain tumour patient organisations around the world, and key forthcoming neuro-oncology scientific and patient conferences. You can sign up to receive the e-News every month by registering here. This month’s highlights You can read the IBTA e-News January 2024 edition in full online here. Some highlights from this month’s round-up ..read more

In June 2023, the International Brain Tumour Alliance (IBTA)  in collaboration with the American Brain Tumor Association (ABTA) organised a symposium in Vienna, Austria for patient advocates on brain metastases. Leaders of major cancer patient advocacy organisations attended from the fields of breast cancer, lung cancer, kidney cancer, melanoma and brain tumours to discuss the unmet needs of the metastatic brain tumour population.  As a result of the Vienna symposium, a global brain metastases collaborative is now established which will take forward the challenges discussed in Vienna ..read more

The IBTA’s monthly e-News has been released and has emailed to all subscribers. Emailed to over 5,000 people around the globe, including clinicians, patients, researchers and others, it gives a round-up of the latest research and treatment developments, news about brain tumour patient organisations around the world, and key forthcoming neuro-oncology scientific and patient conferences. You can sign up to receive the e-News every month by registering here. This month’s highlights You can read the IBTA e-News January 2024 edition in full online here. Some highlights from this month’s round-up ..read more

The IBTA’s monthly e-News has been released and has emailed to all subscribers. Emailed to over 5,000 people around the globe, including clinicians, patients, researchers and others, it gives a round-up of the latest research and treatment developments, news about brain tumour patient organisations around the world, and key forthcoming neuro-oncology scientific and patient conferences. You can sign up to receive the e-News every month by registering here. This month’s highlights You can read the IBTA e-News January 2024 edition in full online here. Some highlights from this month’s round-up ..read more

The IBTA’s monthly e-News has been released and has emailed to all subscribers. Emailed to over 5,000 people around the globe, including clinicians, patients, researchers and others, it gives a round-up of the latest research and treatment developments, news about brain tumour patient organisations around the world, and key forthcoming neuro-oncology scientific and patient conferences. You can sign up to receive the e-News every month by registering here. This month’s highlights You can read the IBTA e-News December 2023 edition in full online here. Some highlights from this month’s round-up ..read more