Inoperable Brain Tumors | Fast Tracking Treatments

“If we can find a cure for this, it would be huge, because if you asked what cancer has the worst prognosis in pediatrics, most people would tell you it is DIPG." - Dr. Maryam Fouladi
DIPG stands for diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma - a highly aggressive brain tumor that grows in the brain stem and takes the life of almost every child diagnosed within the first five years. Now after decades of roadblocks for families desperate for hope, pivotal new research is fueling possibilities for more effective options. Learn more: bit.ly/3lFP1NV
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Meet Dr. Maryam Fouladi: bit.ly/3lqmknI

[@mustwereallydothis]

I can't imagine a more cruel disease than DIPG. It rapidly takes away every ability from those children while leaving their minds virtually intact. The fact that there is so little funding allocated to the research of this is beyond shameful.

[@wafflekorea4582]

Please help 😢 a 5 years old baby, he just start radio therapy 20 days ago 😢 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@MrSpecificity]

I’m so sorry

[@andreaflorer2612]

Dr Fouladi is my son’s oncologist. He is currently battling DMG and she gave us hope. He’s thriving 17 month post diagnosis and his brain tumor continues to shrink while he is on a clinical trial where Dr Fouladi is the head physician. Amazing team of people at Nationwide Children’s Hospital!

[@carolinezani3271]

Thank God. Is this an experimental medication / trial? Thank you for any info.

[@faris928]

My son detected DIPG just one month, couldn’t find any treatment around the globe any one can guide for treatment