A New Method of Delivery for Drug to Glioblastoma Patients
Researchers from the US have utilised a new way to deliver specific drugs to Glioblastomas, avoiding the usual issues of surpassing the blood brain barrier. This method could be used […]
Follow the seagulls 2023
Follow the seagulls 2023 Follow the Seagulls is back for 2023 and it is bigger than ever. Now taking place across 5 locations, Follow the Seagulls is a long […]
Meningioma Classification is Aided by Molecules in Blood
The World Health Organisation have worked to accurately classify brain tumours using molecular information as tool to be more granular in how we understand progression and diagnosis. Work is being […]
Results from the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey
Every year the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey (NCPES) is run and the results published. It plays a key role in the NHS Cancer programme and does have some influence […]
New Study ‘Starves’ Tumours of Their Energy Source
Researchers from Tel Aviv University in Israel conducted a study focusing on eradicating specific brain cells that promote rapid tumour growth. The study found that, in animal models, Glioblastoma cells […]
Adam’s story
Adam is a helicopter engineer living in Derbyshire, he is a husband and father to two sons. In 2015 Adam was diagnosed with a brain tumour, in this article Adam […]
Why we Wear Grey: remembering Shaun Skinner
The reason we Wear Grey 10 years ago, an amazing man named Shaun approached us with an idea: on the 1st of October he wanted to turn the world grey […]
Our statement on the passing of Her Majesty the Queen
Our thoughts are with everyone mourning the passing of Queen Elizabeth. For so many she was a comforting constant in a fast changing world, and she will be missed. We […]
Donna’s Story
We’ve been catching up with Donna, following her Cardiff Half Marathon challenge to hear how it felt to take part. Donna signed up with Team brainstrust earlier this year, taking […]
New Findings for Rare Paediatric Brain Cancer
A team of researchers across the US, Brazil, Austria and Australia have collaborated to delve deeper into our understanding of Ependymoma. They aim to understand how we can better tailor […]