WeTrials shared on LinkedIn:
“Just told ‘glioblastoma’?
Neurosurgeon Dr. Alireza Mansouri says that in most cases you have time to understand the diagnosis, talk with your care team, and get a second opinion. A second opinion can confirm the diagnosis, review the imaging, and connect you with specialists who focus on brain tumors, often at academic centers that run clinical trials. To get one, you can ask your current doctor for a referral or request a remote review from a major brain tumor center.
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General information, not medical advice. Talk with your care team about your own situation.”
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