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Glioblastoma is the most aggressive and malignant form of glioma, a type of primary brain cancer. Surgery is often used to treat gliomas, along with radiation. However, since surgery and radiation fail to cure the disease, doctors may turn to additional radiation or chemotherapy. In early stages glioblastoma tumors often grow without symptoms and therefore can become quite large before symptoms arise. When the tumor becomes symptomatic, tumor growth is usually very rapid and is accompanied by altered brain function, and if left untreated the disease becomes lethal. Although primary treatment is often successful in temporarily stopping the progression of the tumor, glioblastomas almost always recur and become lethal.
Research: Smaller radiation fields can effectively treat aggressive brain tumors

Research: Smaller radiation fields can effectively treat aggressive brain tumors

Researchers identify 125 genetic components in temozolomide-resistant, GBM-derived cell line

Researchers identify 125 genetic components in temozolomide-resistant, GBM-derived cell line

Pfizer's PD0325901 experimental drug blocks untreatable NF1 tumors

Pfizer's PD0325901 experimental drug blocks untreatable NF1 tumors

Combination of PD-991 and letrozole improves survival in patients with HER2- breast cancer

Combination of PD-991 and letrozole improves survival in patients with HER2- breast cancer

Natural killer cell response detrimental to glioblastoma virotherapy

Natural killer cell response detrimental to glioblastoma virotherapy

Studies explore F-18-FLT PET utility in providing prognostic information for patients with gliomas

Studies explore F-18-FLT PET utility in providing prognostic information for patients with gliomas

Fn14 gene plays a role in growth and spread of non-small cell lung cancer tumors

Fn14 gene plays a role in growth and spread of non-small cell lung cancer tumors

Paper illuminates importance of PKM2 in cancer development and progression

Paper illuminates importance of PKM2 in cancer development and progression

Cancer-killing viruses found safe but less effective than expected

Cancer-killing viruses found safe but less effective than expected

Combination of perifosine and temsirolimus shows promise against malignant glioma

Combination of perifosine and temsirolimus shows promise against malignant glioma

Diffusion Pharmaceuticals completes trans sodium crocetinate Phase I trial on glioblastoma

Diffusion Pharmaceuticals completes trans sodium crocetinate Phase I trial on glioblastoma

Positive results from Genentech Avastin plus temozolomide Phase III study on glioblastoma

Positive results from Genentech Avastin plus temozolomide Phase III study on glioblastoma

Repeated surgeries may improve survival for patients with glioblastomas

Repeated surgeries may improve survival for patients with glioblastomas

CSHL scientists discover new way to specifically target and kill cancer cells

CSHL scientists discover new way to specifically target and kill cancer cells

Human Gene Therapy articles describe two novel anti-tumor therapies

Human Gene Therapy articles describe two novel anti-tumor therapies

Glioblastoma multiforme can originate from cortical neurons

Glioblastoma multiforme can originate from cortical neurons

Neuralstem initiates second cohort NSI-189 Phase Ib trial in major depressive disorder

Neuralstem initiates second cohort NSI-189 Phase Ib trial in major depressive disorder

UCI neuro-oncologist to lead DCVax Phase II trial in glioblastoma multiforme

UCI neuro-oncologist to lead DCVax Phase II trial in glioblastoma multiforme

Lilly announces new data from two Phase II ramucirumab trials on NSCLC

Lilly announces new data from two Phase II ramucirumab trials on NSCLC

Elevated c-Myc expression amplifies gene activity in tumor cells of multiple cancer types

Elevated c-Myc expression amplifies gene activity in tumor cells of multiple cancer types

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