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Cure Brain Cancer Foundation

Cure Brain Cancer Foundation is the leading organisation for brain cancer research, advocacy and awareness in Australia, forging alliances globally to achieve our mission to increase five-year survival to 50% by 2023. Learn More

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13
Apr
2019
Canberra Times Australian Running Festival 2019
Entries for the Australian Running Festival in Canberra are now open. If you live in the ACT this is a great event to get involved in and raise money for Cure Brain Cancer Foundation.
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04
May
2019
#FightWithTess
Come along to a day of live music, food, face painting, jumping castles and silent auctions, organised by community fundraisers, Amber Godwill and Aaron Bonnici. All proceeds support Cure Brain Cancer Foundation in honour of Tess.
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18
May
2019
Tough Mudder Challenge Queensland 2019
Let's get Messy! Take part in the world famous Tough Mudder Challenge and join Team Cure Brain Cancer today!
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19
May
2019
Sydney Morning Herald Half-Marathon 2019
Challenge yourself & brain cancer in Australia's largest and most prestigious Half Marathon. Register for Cure Brain Cancer Foundation and help raise funds for brain cancer research.
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19
May
2019
Trek4Brain Cancer- Larapinta 2019
Join us on the Larapinta Trail and help make a difference to the lives of those living with brain cancer. Challenge yourself on this once-in-a-lifetime trek through Australia’s Red Centre while raising funds to improve brain cancer survival.
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19
May
2019
HBF Run For A Reason 2019
Join Team Cure Brain Cancer at Perth's biggest community running and walking event. Each year thousands of people of all ages flood the streets of the CBD to get active while raising money for some amazing causes. Don't miss out!
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Australian Brain Cancer Mission

An Australian initiative to lead the world in a $100 million mission to beat brain cancer, double survival rates in ten years, and improve patients’ quality of life.

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Annabelle's journey
After brain cancer took her husband shortly before the birth of their daughter, Annabelle was left shocked and exhausted. More than a year later, she reflects on how she's dealt with the grief and her hopes for the year ahead.
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Why Honey Ford is doing Walk4BrainCancer Brisbane
When brain cancer took the life of her young daughter Honey wanted to draw on the inspiration and positivity of the little girl she lost. By doing this year’s Walk4BrainCancer, Honey hopes to share her daughter’ message with the world.
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Why Rochelle's Walking4BrainCancer in Manly
Sunday October 28 is Walk4Brain Cancer Manly - a time for Rochelle to remember her dad, while helping to raise funds vital brain cancer research, advocacy and awareness.
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25
Mar
Study identifies genetic drivers of glioblastoma growth
A study conducted by researchers at the German Cancer Research Center has identified key genetic changes that result in the development and evolution of glioblastoma, the most common and aggressive form of brain cancer.
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19
Mar
Why Honey is advocating for access
Having experienced the devastation of losing her daughter, Chelsea, to brain cancer, Honey recently joined our campaign for Australians with this insidious disease to have the same affordable access to the drug Avastin as patients overseas.
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Research Blog
25
Mar
Study identifies genetic drivers of glioblastoma growth
A study conducted by researchers at the German Cancer Research Center has identified key genetic changes that result in the development and evolution of glioblastoma, the most common and aggressive form of brain cancer.
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