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  • Blocking Energy Metabolism May Help Treat Aggressive Pediatric Brain Tumor

    Blocking Energy Metabolism May Help Treat Aggressive Pediatric Brain Tumor

    Johns Hopkins researchers have identified a potential new therapeutic target for group 3 medulloblastoma. Their findings suggest that blocking the tumor’s energy production could slow growth and help pave the way for new treatments for this hard-to-treat pediatric brain cancer.

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