Brain Tumour Support Groups allow patients, survivors, and caregivers to share their experiences and feelings in a safe and confidential environment, as well as to give and receive information or support from others going through parallel diagnoses.
Dr. Teresa Purzner earned her MD in 2009 and completed four years of neurosurgical residency in Toronto before pursuing a PhD in developmental neurobiology at Stanford University. There, she combined mass spectrometry with developmental biology to identify novel therapeutic targets for pediatric brain tumours, leading to the discovery of a new drug target in medulloblastoma.
Brain Tumour Support Groups allow patients, survivors, and caregivers to share their experiences and feelings in a safe and confidential environment, as well as to give and receive information or support from others going through parallel diagnoses.
We’re thrilled to invite our families to a morning of fun, laughter, and unforgettable memories! Amazing Fun Park is closing its doors to the public, giving our group exclusive access to all rides and attractions.
Brain Tumour Support Groups allow patients, survivors, and caregivers to share their experiences and feelings in a safe and confidential environment, as well as to give and receive information or support from others going through parallel diagnoses.
Brain Cancer Awareness Day is a time to recognize the strength of those living with brain cancer, honour the lives lost, and shine a light on the need for greater awareness, research, and support. On this day, our goal is to bring attention to the impact of this disease while also sharing a message filled with HOPE.