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Press | PNOC Foundation
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We are currently making updates to this page please check back soon! Biological Insights for Developmental Therapeutics of Pediatric Brain Tumors. January 11, 2014. Biological Insights for Developmental Therapeutics of Pediatric Brain Tumors, presentation by Michael Prados, MD UCSF, project leader of PNOC. PNOC Foundation a 501 (c)(3) non profit organization.
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Project Leaders | PNOC Foundation
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For general inquiries, please contact us here. For specific project inquires, please get in touch with the PNOC Project leaders at UCSF. E-mail is the best method of communication. Sabine Mueller, MD, PhD. Project Leader, Pacific Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Consortium Assistant Professor of Neurology, Pediatrics and Neurological Surgery, UCSF. University of California, San Francisco. 675 Nelson Lane Ring, Room 402. San Francisco, CA 94158. Email: sabine.mueller@ucsf.edu. Michael Prados, MD.
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Emily’s Story | PNOC Foundation
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Emily is a survivor. An eye that didn’t constrict properly led to an MRI and a diagnosis of one or possibly two Meningioma brain tumors when Emily was 4 years old. Emily’s life and that of her family changed that day. To think Emily’s biggest concerns are now how she will do on her upcoming history exam and not her upcoming MRI speaks volumes for what can be accomplished with targeted treatments for pediatric brain tumors. It is not the hand you are dealt but how you play your hand”.
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About PNOC | PNOC Foundation
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The Pacific Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Consortium (PNOC) is a network of 15 of the nation’s leading hospitals with the common goal of better understanding pediatric brain tumor development, leading to personalized strategies and ultimately a cure of the devastating disease. As the goal is to find a cure for aggressive cancer, through the clinical trials the team’s research findings are translated into therapies for physicians to treat these children most in need.
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Clinical Trials for Brain Tumor. Clinical Trials for Epilepsy. Clinical Trials for Spinal Disorders. Clinical Trials for Movement Disorders and Psychiatric Disorders. Subscribe to the UCSF Neurosurgery Newsletter. The Department in the News. Researchers Watch as Our Brains Turn Sounds Into Words,. Recordings from the brain’s surface are giving scientists unprecedented views into how the brain controls speech. Childhood brain cancer survivors have high risk of recurrent strokes,. San Jose Mercury News.
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Stories | PNOC Foundation
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It was the summer of 2010 and our son Connor was almost 5 when our lives turned upside down. A few weeks of subtle balance issues were the only warning before Connor awoke early one morning shaking, vomiting and slipping in and out of consciousness. Connor had emergency brain surgery before noon. In the summer of 2010, George started experiencing morning headaches and nausea. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor, an ependymoma, the size of a small orange, located on the right side of his brain.
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Funding Opportunities | PNOC Foundation
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Funding Opportunities are open to each Principal Investigator who is a member of the PNOC. Funding cycles are dependent upon receipt of donations. At this time, there is no predetermined schedule for open funding opportunities. Current and past funding opportunities:. Administrative support of ongoing activities of the PNOC (past). PNOC-05 and early phase clinical trial using measles virus to treat subjects with recurrent medulloblastoma and ATRT (current). The PNOC Foundation defines indirect costs as:.
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George’s Story | PNOC Foundation
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George and his family cherish their time together and fully enjoy the opportunities life has given them. They know they’re blessed and pledge to make the difference in the lives of other children and their families affected by brain tumors by raising awareness and funds for research and clinical trials. Please join in and help find new treatments for pediatric brain tumors so these families can have many opportunities for memorable times together. PNOC Foundation a 501 (c)(3) non profit organization.
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About Us | PNOC Foundation
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Made up of family and friends of pediatric brain tumor patients and philanthropic professionals, the PNOC Foundation is a compassionate and dedicated group focused on setting up strategies, policies and fundraising vehicles to support the efforts of PNOC. The PNOC Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 2013. PNOC Foundation a 501 (c)(3) non profit organization.
