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Partnerships

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2019 World Summit of Brain Tumor Patient Advocates

Credit: NCI-CONNECT

NCI-CONNECT partners with non-profit organizations who share a common concern for improving the outcomes of adults with rare central nervous system (CNS) tumors through awareness and education. 

What Does It Mean to Be an NCI-CONNECT Partner?

Partners are non-profit groups that work with NCI-CONNECT to identify and engage adults with select rare CNS tumors by disseminating information about clinical trials and new approaches to improve care and treatment.

Who Are Our Current NCI-CONNECT Partners?

NCI-CONNECT is proud to partner with the following non-profit brain and spine tumor organizations, which are committed to raising awareness and educating patients with rare CNS tumors. 

Questions? 

Contact us at NCICONNECT@mail.nih.gov or 240-760-6530.

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