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More marks mean the finding has been tested more.
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Many long-term melanoma survivors still face health, stress, and money problems
Many people who live for years after advanced melanoma still have problems that need care.
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Comparing two radiation plans for large tumors that spread to the brain
This study compares two common ways to give focused radiation to large brain tumors that came from cancer elsewhere in the body.
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Three drugs together for kidney cancer that has spread to the brain
This study tests three cancer drugs given together for kidney cancer that has spread to the brain.
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Testing a new drug called SRN-101 before surgery for adults with high-grade glioma that has come back
This study is testing a new drug, SRN-101, in adults whose high-grade glioma has come back and who can have surgery.
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Watching brain spots closely instead of treating them right away, for people on cancer medicine that reaches the brain
This small study tests whether it is safe to watch cancer spots in the brain closely, instead of treating them right away.
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A special scan to measure oxygen in brain tumors
This study is testing whether a scan can show how much oxygen gets into a brain tumor.
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Laser heat or surgery, then more radiation, for cancer that came back in the brain
This trial is testing a laser treatment or surgery, followed by radiation again, for cancer that has come back in the brain.
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How special brain scans may help tell treatment effects apart from tumor growth
Experts looked at how a type of scan called PET may help doctors tell if a glioma is truly growing.
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