Brain Tumor Network Joins the Global Conversation on Advocacy and Care
Brain Tumor Network’s Executive Director, Laura Hynes, contributed to a peer-reviewed article published in Neuro-Oncology Practice. This collaborative work explores the challenges and inequities faced by brain tumor patients and caregivers worldwide and highlights the critical role of advocacy in bridging these gaps.
Learn how advocacy can empower patients, reduce barriers to care, and support families navigating a brain tumor diagnosis.
At BTN, we are dedicated to addressing these challenges and championing equitable, patient-focused care.
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