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  • Elena’s Story: Recurrent Brain Cancer

    Elena’s Story: Recurrent Brain Cancer

    Elena was treated at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center for a rare form of brain cancer. When her tumor returned years later, her doctors treated her with a new drug developed based on a 2008 research discovery made by a Kimmel Cancer Center team that included those same physicians.

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