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    A new study has provided insights into an important biological mechanism that supports survival of aggressive, hard-to-treat cancers – and in the process, uncovered fascinating new information about how cells divide and grow.

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    • 📣Our researchers have unveiled new insights into the so-called 'ALT mechanism' which supports survival in some highly aggressive, hard-to-treat #Cancers, such as soft tissue #Sarcomas and primary #BrainTumours – including #ChildhoodCancers. Read more👇 https://t.co/2CEKaGM7MW https://t.co/345Vn4yc5b

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    In a blog for anyone with an interest in brain tumours, brainstrust Director of Services and Cochrane Review author Helen Bulbeck reflects on supportive care, what it is, what research tells us about the current state of play with supportive care, and what people living with brain tumours might find helpful.

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    • "The aim of best supportive care is to help you to have a good quality of life, being as well & active as possible, so you can have your best possible day". In a new @CochraneUK blog, @bulbeckhelen reflects on supportive care for people with #BrainTumours: https://t.co/OE9aSTwHaK https://t.co/5QyHRJT7jU

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    In a blog for anyone with an interest in brain tumours, brainstrust Director of Services and Cochrane Review author Helen Bulbeck reflects on supportive care, what it is, what research tells us about the current state of play with supportive care, and what people living with brain tumours might find helpful.

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    • 'Supportive care for people with brain tumours': https://t.co/OE9aSTwHaK New @CochraneUK blog by @bulbeckhelen Director of Services @brainstrust. Helen reflects on what supportive care is, what research tells us about it, & what people living with #BrainTumours might find helpful

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    At MAP 2021 Virtual, Prof. Johanna Joyce explains how research is moving closer to the development of patient-specific tailored treatments

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    • #MAP2021 Gordon Peters lecture from @Johanna_A_Joyce. Research getting closer to development of patient-specific tailored treatment approaches for #braintumours, thanks to increased understanding of tumour microenvironment https://t.co/cX5d3DJmJ4 @GroupeUNICANCER @CRUKresearch https://t.co/lJlTKEecOA

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    Why this question is important A brain tumour is a group of cells in the brain that develop in an abnormal and uncontrollable way. There are two main types of brain tumour:- Non-cancerous (benign) brain tumours: these grow slowly and do not spread throughout the body. – Cancerous (malignant) brain tumours: these grow faster and can spread to other parts of the…

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    • #CochranePodcast - How effective are initiatives that aim to speed up the diagnosis of #BrainTumours? Listen to this new @Cochrane_GNOCG #podcast with lead author, Robin Grant, talking about the recent review of interventions. https://t.co/a27HfF8FIZ https://t.co/AZjDHuSVyQ

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    Why this question is important A brain tumour is a group of cells in the brain that develop in an abnormal and uncontrollable way. There are two main types of brain tumour:- Non-cancerous (benign) brain tumours: these grow slowly and do not spread throughout the body. – Cancerous (malignant) brain tumours: these grow faster and can spread to other parts of the…

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    • #CochranePodcast - How effective are initiatives that aim to speed up the diagnosis of #BrainTumours? Listen to this new @Cochrane_GNOCG #podcast with lead author, Robin Grant, talking about the recent review of interventions. https://t.co/KNplqTAz1m https://t.co/Yk0LruufCY