Research Notes on Brain Tumor Facts
Each year approximately 190,000 people in the United States will be diagnosed with a primary or metastatic brain tumor. Brain tumor patients, including those with certain benign brain tumors, have poorer survival rates than breast cancer patients. Brain tumors in children are different from those in adults and are often treated differently. Although as many as 69 percent of children with brain tumors will survive, they are often left with long-term side effects. There are over 120 different types of brain tumors
Top Resources on Brain Tumor Facts
- Brain Tumor Society: Brain Tumor Facts and Statistics
- NeuroSurgeryToday: Brain Tumor Facts
- American Brain Tumor Association: Brain Tumor Facts
- Jim Doody Foundation: Brain Tumor Facts
- North American Brain Tumor Coalition: Brain Tumor Facts
- TheBostonChannel: Brain Tumor Facts
- Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation: Facts About Pediatric Brain Tumors
- Georgetown University: Brain Tumor Facts
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