Why do high-grade glioma brain tumors vary from child to child? Using CBTN samples and data, researchers found key differences by age and sex, as well as potential treatment targets. Read the news: https://sbrew.link/MxafGLp1 #UnitedWeCure

Why do high-grade glioma brain tumors vary from child to child? Using CBTN samples and data, researchers found key differences by age and sex, as well as potential treatment targets. Read the news: https://sbrew.link/MxafGLp1 #UnitedWeCure
Get a first look at new capabilities for clinical trial matching, tumor boards, and decentralized trials at the ARPA-H PCX Innovation Summit on Nov. 12th.
Register in person: https://sbrew.link/YPJxiI8F
Register virtually: https://sbrew.link/A1aOVXlU
Your project deserves more than a general answer. Reserve a 1:1 MasterClass consultation with a @kidsfirstdrc.bsky.social ecosystem expert to work through the research question you're facing. Third Thursdays monthly: https://sbrew.link/uAs94MEI #UnitedWeCure
New to using CBTN data in the Kids First portal? SupportU brings #CBTN and @kidsfirstdrc.bsky.social expertise together to help you navigate the ecosystem, ask questions, and begin using its shared resources. First Tuesdays monthly. Add to your calendar: https://sbrew.link/YbJLbIld #UnitedWeCure
As we observe #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth, Dr. Brian Rood reflects on the milestones that have shaped CBTN and the shared vision for bringing discovery closer to better care for children with brain tumors.
See the opportunities ahead: https://monkeylink.co/35a085
A family’s gift. A scientist’s question. An institution’s expertise.
Each creates something meaningful. #CBTN connects them so efforts become shared progress for children with brain tumors.
Bring your perspective to CBTN: https://monkeylink.co/c5b50c
AI can only see what the data allows it to see. #CBTN has built a connected pediatric brain tumor research ecosystem that helps emerging tools find meaningful patterns.
See discoveries take shape: https://monkeylink.co/8bbe16
#ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth #UnitedWeCure
Sarah Leary, MD, MS—A longtime CBTN investigator and national pediatric neuro-oncology leader—has been appointed CBTN Executive Board Co-Chair.
Read the news: https://sbrew.link/uiczgDWh
In the #PNOC027 clinical trial, CBTN’s harmonized data helps researchers compare a child’s tumor profile with similar cases to inform potential targets and trial options.
See discovery in motion: https://monkeylink.co/dc5229
Exploring a question should not begin with rebuilding what already exists.
CBTN’s shared data helps scientists move more quickly toward ideas that could improve treatment. Discover the possibilities for healthier kids: https://monkeylink.co/ff35c2
Across the globe, scientists are creating distinct portraits of pediatric brain tumor research. CBTN gives them a shared space.
See the world CBTN connects: https://monkeylink.co/284773
CBTN connects data, imaging, biospecimens, and clinical information from children across its worldwide network.
Through CBTN Curated datasets, researchers can see patterns that isolated information might never reveal: https://monkeylink.co/e7be5b