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 Brain Tumour
Secondary brain tumours are cancers originating elsewhere in the body and spreading to the brain through the blood stream.
Children who have had radiation therapy for brain tumours may have learning difficulties and visual problems.
There are various support groups that are working in the area of rehabilitation of cancer patients and they may provide the much needed support.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stemcclay/id107.htm

  
 Brain Tumour Research Campaign
To raise public awareness of the need for brain tumour research and the lack of funding that currently exists by a series of fundraising events and applications for research grants among corporate and medical bodies or trusts
there is a great need for a better understanding of what causes them, how the brain reacts to them and how they behave - and an even greater need for better and more effective treatments....
http://www.wayahead-btrc.org

  
 Patient Information: About Brain Tumour
he brain and the spinal cord are the most vital parts of our body.
These tumours can arise from any part of the brain, spinal cord or the nerves.
o understand more about the care of brain tumours, let's first understand the structure and function of the brain and the spinal cord, and what happens when there is a tumour in the brain:
http://www.braintumourindia.com/Patients/About_BT.htm

  
 Brain Tumor Dictionary
Tumors that have metastatized to the brain from another type of cancer in the body.
Tumour of the spine, with destruction, no sclerosis, and with or without calcification.
The cerebral cortex is responsible for the processes of thought, perception and memory.
http://www.virtualtrials.com/dictionary.cfm?N=1

  
 ABTA's: A Primer of Brain Tumors
The brain, the spinal cord, and the nerves that extend out from the brain and spinal cord into various parts of the body, act together to send information to the brain and relay instructions from the brain.
The base of the brain is connected to the spinal cord.
Radiation therapy is frequently delivered to the entire brain and spine.
http://neurosurgery.mgh.harvard.edu/abta/primer.htm

  
 The Australian Brain Tumour guide
Adults caring for adults can do their utmost to seek to understand and support what the brain tumour patient wants to do; the position of the adult caring for a child with a brain tumour is far more difficult.
There is a blood-brain barrier (see for example http://galileo.physiology.uiowa.edu/animations/bloodgif.htm or http://www.sfn.org/briefings/blood-brain.html) which means that the world inside the brain is different and transfer of materials between the brain and the rest of the body is limited.
Low grade tumours and oligodendrogliomas have a record of response to such drugs better than in GBMIV, where the time gained, if any, may be so short as not to be worthwhile, especially where the drug has a record of diminishing quality of life.
http://aplaceof.info/braintumours/dealingwithBT.html

  
 Brain and Spinal Cord Tumours On-line Directory - CancerIndex
Children's Brain Tumour Research Centre, Nottingham The Centre set up in 1991 to provide a centre of excellence for the treatment and study of tumours of the brain and spine in children.
American Brain Tumour Association (USA) A non-profit organisation founded in 1973 dedicated to the elimination of brain tumors through research and patient education services.
Beyond the Road's End A book by the wife of a cancer patient: telling the story of her husband's 5 month battle with a brain tumour, including treatments, support, links, death and dying, and other issues.
http://www.cancerindex.org/clinks2a.htm

  
 Neuro Links: brain tumour
Brain Tumour Foundation NBTF is a national non-profit health organization dedicated to providing information and support for brain tumor patients, family members, and healthcare professionals, while supporting innovative research into better treatment options and a cure for brain tumors.
Headstrong: Support and information for children who have a brain tumour, provided by the Brain and Spine Foundation.
This web site was created by brain tumor patients, family members, friends, doctors and nurses.
http://glaxocentre.merseyside.org/braintumour.html

  
 Untitled Document
Secondly, though just as important is the welfare, emotional and practical of the brain tumour patient.
The diverse nature of brain tumours can throw many new challenges at those affected by them.
Two medication charts are included, one to assist in providing an overview of prescribed drugs, with the other designed to assist keep track of drugs taken at home.
http://www.givehope-btmr.org.uk

  
 Brain Tumour Foundation: The story
To provide an education and information resource for health care professionals, patients and their families on brain tumour disease, treatment, rehabilitation and support.
A dream about improving the situation for those living with a brain tumour.
Today, they know that the dream was realised because of our shared goals and philosophy.
http://www.pcmt.org/pages/btf.html

  
 Brain Tumour -- Brain Tumour
Brain tumour research, patient and family support services and awareness among the general public...
Del Maestro is the Clinical Director of the MNI’s Brain Tumour Research Centre.
Information and Help regarding Brain Cancer, Brain Tumour by the James Croft...
http://www.testyourneurotransmitters.com/brain/braintumour

  
 BBTA
The British Brain Tumour Association exists to disseminate information about brain and spinal tumours and to raise awareness and funds for brain tumour research.
http://glaxocentre.merseyside.org/bbta.html

  
 MARG'S JOURNEY
A greater public focus focus on the specialised needs of brain tumour patients, such as
Mr Tony Abbott, Minister for Health and Ageing, announced a grant of $69,100 over three years to Brain Tumour Australia to develop better support information and structures for brain tumour patients and carers in Australia.
Sadly, Ivan Noble has passed on, as have several other brain tumour warriors.
http://www.ozbraintumour.org/journey.htm

  
 Brain Tumour Australia Inc
The results of an 85-centre Phase III trial undertaken in Europe, Canada and Australia shows that the new method can increase two-year survival from 10% to 27% and involves the concomitant and adjuvant use of Temodal during and after radiation therapy.
Participants will meet at RCH during the afternoon for discussions of their own experiences, either as a patient, carer or family member.
The venue will change to the nearby Royal Melbourne Hospital on the Sunday for more formal information and discussion sessions on medical treatments, complementary therapies, survivorship, family issues and finances.
http://www.bta.org.au

  
 Brain Tumor Information
The Whole Brain Atlas A technical demonstration of the brain's structure.
The Human Brain a quick look at the brain's structure and functions.
South Florida Brain Tumor Association Contains useful research updates, an anatomy of the brain, and a personal story.
http://members.aol.com/lsdpout/brtmr.htm

  
 BBC NEWS Health Hope for brain tumour treatment
Among rats treated with hsFlt3L, 33% were completely tumour free at three months, while all those who survived for six months or longer had no tumours at all.
In contrast, rats treated with a dummy injection died from their tumours within one week.
But he said many other studies had produced promising findings in animal experiments without translating to human disease.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4072131.stm

  
 The Brain Tumor Foundation , Brain Tumor information and support.
We raise public awareness about the need for early detection of brain tumors, and we offer support groups, events such as Brain Tumor Awareness Day and peer matching programs like Call a Friend.
Survivor Story: I Had Brain Surgery: An Illustrated Memior.
Zazel Chavah-O'Garra to lead session and represent The Brain Tumor Foundation
http://www.braintumorfoundation.org

  
 BBC NEWS Health Brain tumour detection advances
NMR spectroscopy gives the doctors a better idea of what type of tumour they are dealing with - whether it is likely to be aggressive or a well behaved, more harmless one for example.
"In some children, the tumour can be removed entirely and the patient can be cured by a technique other than surgery - with chemotherapy for example.
"The treatment for the two are also different - antibiotics for abscesses and surgical removal, chemotherapy or radiation therapy for tumours.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/click/rss/0.91/public/-/2/hi/health/4006173.stm

  
 CBC News: Brain tumour treatment inconsistent, study suggests
The study involved patients with advanced malignant gliomas, the most common type of primary brain tumour — those which start in the brain, rather than spreading from cancer elsewhere in the body.
The wide variation highlights the need for better, more consistent care, said lead author Dr. Susan Chang, a brain cancer specialist at the University of California at San Francisco.
CHICAGO - Patients who develop malignant brain tumours often don't receive chemotherapy or drugs that could help, or are given medication that might make things worse, a study suggests.
http://www.cbc.ca/story/science/national/2005/02/01/brain-tumour-050201.html

  
 Brain tumors: brain tumor treatment, symptoms & malignant brain tumor support.
We are dedicated to promoting a cure for brain tumors, improving the quality of life and giving hope to the brain tumor community by funding meaningful research and providing patient resources, timely information and education.
Being diagnosed with a brain tumor is a difficult experience.
Brain tumors: brain tumor treatment, symptoms & malignant brain tumor support.
http://www.braintumor.org

  
 The Hospital for Sick Children - Brain Tumour Research Centre
The embrace is a symbol of hope, strength and support for the children & families of Sick Kids.
Meagan’s story has touched the hearts of thousands across the country and beyond.
The BTRC is a project that brings together scientists and clinicians studying the problem of human brain tumours from The Hospital for Sick Children and The University Health Network within the University of Toronto teaching hospitals system.
http://www.sickkids.on.ca/btrc

  
 British Brain Tumour Association
Roy Grainger's book A Comprehensive Guide for Paediatric and Adult Patients with Brain and Spinal Tumours is available direct from the Association or from bookshops.
- To provide information to help patients and families who are suffering from the effects of a brain or spinal tumour.
The BBTA is a charity formed in 1993 by Roy Grainger in honour of his daughter who died as result of a brain tumour.
http://www.ukselfhelp.info/bbta

  
 American Brain Tumor Association Literature
The American Brain Tumor Association is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the elimination of brain tumors through research and patient education services.
About Metastatic Tumors to the Brain and Spine
The following publications are available through ABTA free-of- charge to patients and their loved ones.
http://neurosurgery.mgh.harvard.edu/abta

  
 The Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation - Research To Help Children
Our mission is to raise funds for scientific research and heighten public awareness of this most devastating disease and to improve prognosis and quality of life for those that are affected.
We've also been added to their on-line medical directory.
The Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation has been awarded the Med411.com medical award.
http://www.childhoodbraintumor.org

  
 Hammer Out - Brain Tumour Support Group for the South West of England
The objectives of the charity are the relief, assistance and support of people with brain tumours together with their faimily and carers.
It provides information and support to sufferers of glioblastoma (or brain mass) brain cancer.
Hammer Out is a brain tumour support group for the south west of england.
http://hammerout.co.uk

  
 United Kingdom Brain Tumour Society - home
Conquering Brain Tumours through Research, Education and Support
This year UK Brain Tumour Society has joined an alliance with 4 other brain tumour charities, which has created the biggest initiative ever seen, in the UK, of laboratory based brain tumour research.
These and other leaflets have been produced in partnership with Brain Tumour Action.
http://www.ukbts.org.uk

  
 Brain Tumor Center - Neurosurgical Service - Massachusetts General Hospital
View information for physicians and patients with brain tumor.
Try out interactive links to our and other WWW sites for brain tumor patients.
Find out about new treatments under investigation at the MGH BTC.
http://brain.mgh.harvard.edu

  
 Brain Tumour Ring of Hope & BT Link
Brain Tumour-Ring of Hope and BT Link member sites all offer information that is related to brain tumours, or issues that may affect brain tumour patients and carers.
Sites wishing to join the Brain Tumour - Ring of Hope or BTLink should either relate directly to Brain Tumours, or contain relevant information to a brain tumour patient, carer, or professional.
Personal pages are also allowed, but should have brain tumour related content that would be helpful to those looking for this type of information.
http://www.givehope-btmr.org.uk/ringindex.htm

  
 Health Care Information Resources -- Brain Tumour Links
Brain and Spinal Cord Tumors -- Hope through Research from the U.S. Brain tumour -
Brain tumour - The Brain Tumor Society basic information and patient resources
For more information, see: Brain tumour, in childhood, also in the Illness section of this resource.
http://www-hsl.mcmaster.ca/tomflem/braintumour.html

  
 BRAIN TUMOUR PUBLICATIONS AND RESOURCES (
This is the name of an organisation which I established in 2001 to import useful publications for Australian brain tumour patients and their carers.
Many major countries have well-established brain tumour research and support organisations which will also supply publications on request to their residents but Australia does not yet have such an organisation.
"A Primer of Brain Tumors -A Patient's Reference Manual" - American Brain Tumor Association.
http://www.ozbraintumour.org/btpr1.htm

  
 American Brain Tumor Association:
Welcome to the American Brain Tumor Association, your complete source for information about brain tumors, treatment options, clinical trials and living with a brain tumor.
We are an independent, global organization making an impact by funding research and providing the information patients need to make educated decisions about their health care.
© American Brain Tumor Association All Rights Reserved.
http://www.abta.org

  
 Welcome to brain-tumour.net (home)
Read about the causes, treatment, and types of Epilepsy.
He was born without one of the deep grooves that in most of us separates one part of the brain from the other.
As a result, nerve cells in his brain could communicate more easily with each other, making it possible for him to reach conclusions other brains could not reach."
http://www.brain-tumour.net/index1024.shtml

  
 Brain Tumour Action
BTUK is a self-help news and discussion group for patients, carers and others affected by a brain tumour and is run solely by BTA.
Both 6 and 12 mile walks are available, so if you'd like to participate and help raise funds for Brain Tumour Action, please get in touch so that an application form can be sent out.
All funds raised from the Great Scottish Walk will be used to fund research into brain tumours.
http://www.braintumouraction.org.uk

  
 Adam Bennett Brain Tumour Foundation [ABBTF.ORG]
Adam wrote his story during his stay at the Cromwell hospital in London while undergoing treatment for his second brain tumour in the summer of 2003.
On this site you will find Adam's story detailing how he was diagnosed with a brain tumour at the age of 16 and how he dealt with and faced the diagnosis and treatment.
If you have any questions or comments about this site, please feel free to email John Bennett - john@abbtf.org.
http://www.abbtf.org

  
 Brain Tumour Foundation
Activities include: raising awareness of the needs of people diagnosed with a brain tumour; and fundraising for research.
Offers support and information for adults, children and young people and health care professionals; and limited financial assistance to improve the quality of life for those affected by a brain tumour.
It publishes a quarterly newsletter "Brainbox" and has a wide range of information available, details on request.
http://www.devon.gov.uk/discplus/brain-tumour.html

  
 Welcome to the Children's Brain Tumor Foundation
website provides an array of information and resources to assist you in accessing expert care to ensure quality of life for the child in your life with a brain or spinal cord tumor.
http://www.cbtf.org

  
 The Luke Frost Brain Tumour Research Fund
Neil Dickson (of the Samantha Dickson Research Trust) gave a speech reminding us what the day was for and how the money the Luke Frost Brain Tumour Research Fund has raised really is having a positive impact in the clinical study of brain tumours, now the most common childhood cancer.
The trophy winners of the day were Shazza’s Sporting Smashers and all top 3 teams were presented with medals for their efforts, but in terms of good nature and sporting fun everybody was a winner.
As ever the Games finished with a BBQ, bar and live music.
http://www.lukefrostgames.co.uk

  
 Canadian Brain Tumour Consortium
www.cbtc.ca copyright © 2000-2004 Canadian Brain Tumour Consortium
http://www.cbtc.ca

  
 CancerBACUP : Brain tumour information centre
You are in: HOME > CANCER TYPE > BRAIN
http://www.cancerbacup.org.uk/Cancertype/Brain

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