Investing in the field of neuro-oncology to accelerate breakthroughs to beat brain cancer.
Why We Fight to Beat Brain Cancer
We fight to beat brain cancer because the urgency to find effective treatments and a cure is matched only by the courage and resilience of those battling this relentless disease.
Brain cancer is one of the most complex and deadly forms of cancer, with tens of thousands of new cases diagnosed each year. It knows no geographical brounderies and affects patients of all ages and backgrounds, disrupting lives and posing significant challenges to treatment. The need for more effective therapies and support is urgent, and that’s why Beat Brain Cancer is committed to being at the forefront of this fight by advancing research and education to drive the discoveries that will lead to new treatments and improve outcomes.”
Daphne Haas-Kogan, MD
President, Society for Neuro-Oncology
We have partnered with SNO since 2012, and this support has greatly extended our ability to share accurate, population-based incidence rates for primary brain tumors that we hope may provide clues to stimulate research into the causes of this terrible disease”
Carol Kruchko
President, Central Brain Tumor Registry of the United States
We are cultivating a global community of innovators
We understand that the future of neuro-oncology hinges on the development of the next generation of professionals who will carry forward the fight against brain cancer. By investing in these emerging leaders, we are not just advancing a field of medicine—we are cultivating a global community of innovators dedicated to Beat Brain Cancer.
My involvement with the Society for Neuro-Oncology has been a defining aspect of my journey as a young aspiring physician-scientist. Through SNO, I have gained access to a vibrant network of neuro-oncology professionals and cutting-edge research that has deepened my understanding of neurological diseases, particularly brain tumors. The opportunities to present my work at SNO Annual Meetings and collaborate with experts have been instrumental in shaping my career path and have reaffirmed my commitment to advancing neuro-oncological care, particularly in underserved regions like Africa. These experiences have not only enriched my understanding of neurological diseases but have also shaped my vision of addressing the lack of neuro-oncological care in Africa. The support and recognition from SNO have opened new doors, inspiring me to further pursue impactful research and advocacy in neurology and neuro-oncology, driving me to continue advocating for improved neurological healthcare and to contribute to scientific research on a global scale.
Olivier Uwishema, MD
Researcher, Rwanda
Double Your Impact to Beat Brain Cancer!
For 30 years, the Society for Neuro-Oncology has been at the forefront of neuro-oncology, and our members in over 40 contries are working together to make significant strides in understanding and ushering in new and effective treatments for brain cancer.
To celebrate SNO’s 30th Anniversary, the founder and first president of SNO, Dr. Victor Levin and his wife, Ellen, have generously pledged to match every contribution to Beat Brain Cancer up to $250,000 – effectively doubling the value of your donation! Join Victor and Ellen Levin in raising $500,000 for a future without brain cancer!
The Impact of your gift
- Support and encourage promising young investigators across all neuro-oncologic disciplines
- Recognize and advance promising new research in a range of neuro-oncology disciplines
- Invest in practical education and courses to train the next generation of neuro-oncology leaders
- Provide scholarships for early career professionals to attend SNO conferences and events
Ways You Can Support Beat Brain Cancer
Make a Tribute Gift in Honor of a Loved One or Friend
Honor a loved one and make a lasting impact in the fight to beat brain cancer.
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