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More marks mean the finding has been tested more.
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A new brain scan to study glioma, seizures, and a leaky brain barrier
This study uses a new kind of brain scan to learn how gliomas and seizures may be linked.
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Adding focused brain radiation to osimertinib for lung cancer in the brain
This trial tests whether focused radiation plus a daily pill controls lung cancer in the brain.
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Adding ibrutinib to indoximod and chemo for young people with brain cancer
This trial tests a drug called ibrutinib added to treatment young people with brain cancer are already being given in studies.
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Testing if the drug ulixertinib can reach brain tumors
This study checks whether a drug called ulixertinib can get into the brain in people whose brain tumor has come back.
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A Drug Called AVM0703 for People With Solid Tumors or Blood Cancers
This study looks at a drug called AVM0703 in people with solid tumors or blood cancers.
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Testing a cannabis mouth spray and a drug sent into the tumor in new glioblastoma
This trial tests whether two added treatments can be given safely with standard care.
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A clotting test for people having brain tumor surgery
Doctors want to know if a clotting test can show who may get a blood clot after brain surgery.
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A light probe helped surgeons see tumor the dye missed
A handheld light probe found brain tumor at spots where the usual glowing dye showed nothing.
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