September is a meaningful month for the ABTA community, bringing opportunities to raise awareness, share knowledge, and strengthen the connections that move our mission forward.
As we recognize Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we stand with the children and families impacted by pediatric brain tumors and remain committed to advancing research, education and support. In a recent discussion with ABTA Chief Mission Officer Nicole Willmarth, PhD, we explored pediatric brain tumors, the challenges families face, and why continued progress in research and care matters. Watch our conversation.
Every family’s experience with a brain tumor is different, but each step forward matters. Later this month, we’ll introduce you to Bo, a pediatric brain tumor patient, and share his family’s story of diagnosis, treatment, and the everyday moments that have taken on new meaning.
That spirit of progress, learning and connection will also be at the heart of our upcoming ABTA National Conference. Patients, caregivers, survivors, researchers and healthcare professionals will come together to explore discoveries in brain tumor research and care, hear from leading experts and connect as a community. And if you can’t join us in person, you can still be part of the experience through our virtual option. Learn more and register.
Every discovery, every shared experience, and every new connection can help move our community forward. Thank you for being an important part of that progress.
