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IT’S YOUR FIGHT
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News & Updates from the National Brain Tumor Society
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January 2016
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Spotlight
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More than $500,000 Raised in December!
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Through the participation of thousands of donors, the National Brain Tumor Society has had its most successful year-end fundraising drive in recent history, raising more than $500,000 in the month of December in support of our mission critical research and advocacy programming! Many thanks to all of the donors who made this amazing feat possible, and to all of those who give throughout the year, who donate time by volunteering at our events and as advocates, and invest a part of themselves in helping us communicate our impact with every conversation they have. Without members of the entire community providing support in their own unique ways, none of the progress we have collectively made would be possible!
For more information on the year end campaign or to learn about ways to engage with NBTS, contact Michael Accardi at maccardi@braintumor.org. Thank you, and three cheers to a 2016 full of hope and progress!!!
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From the Blog
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December 22, 2015
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Top Ten NBTS Blogs of 2015
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2015 was a big year for brain tumor research and advocacy. Today, we’re featuring the most read blogs from 2015 that focus on breakthrough science and community stories that both raise the profile of our disease and honor those who have worked tirelessly in the fight against brain tumors; either as patients or clinicians. Read More
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December 18, 2015
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Congress Delivers Brain Tumor Community Holiday Gift
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More funding for NIH to raise all ships, and specific funding for pediatric brain tumors, is welcome! More money will be available for brain tumor research in 2016, thanks to a year-end budget deal in the United States Congress that was reached on December 18. Read More
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Upcoming Events
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Community Events
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Event Spotlight
West Haven, CT - Sunday, Mar. 6, 2016
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National Brain Tumor Society is fiercely committed to finding better treatments, and ultimately a cure, for people living with a brain tumor today and anyone who will be diagnosed tomorrow. This means effecting change in the system at all levels.
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