Joshua Bembo and Elizabeth Minter both succumbed to gliomatosis cerebri, and their families have been instrumental in funding new research. Read their stories
These MRI scans show the infiltrative nature of gliomatosis cerebri — the tumor's ill-defined edges make it impossible to remove surgically. About Gliomatosis Cerebri
A brain tumor patient receives intra-arterial chemotherapy, now in clinical trial at the Weill Cornell Children's Brain Tumor Project. More About the Children's Brain Tumor Project
The GC Registry aggregates data and tissue samples from patients around the world. Intensive study of these samples and data will help unlock the mysteries of this terrible tumor. Contact us about enrolling a patient or donating tissue.
Elizabeth was a 19-year-old college sophomore when she was diagnosed with GC. During her 17-month struggle, she worked with Dr. Jeffrey Greenfield to found Elizabeth's Hope, a campaign to raise funds and awareness. Read Elizabeth's story.
The Children's Brain Tumor Project is an innovative research project of the Weill Cornell Pediatric Brain and Spine Center. Find out more about the Children's Brain Tumor Project.
