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Chemotherapy Coils
Led by Susan C. Pannullo, MD at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center

The Fran Coleman Honorary Grant

This groundbreaking research program investigates a novel way of delivering chemotherapy into brain tissue of patients who have malignant gliomas. This research is important for patients whose tumors re-grow after being surgically removed. These chemotherapy coils will deliver focused drugs straight to the target and help prevent tumor re-growth.

Click here for a full list of research grants funded by Voices Against Brain Cancer.

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