
Brain tumours and COVID‑19
HPP co-authored a lay summary of findings from the International Brain Tumour Alliance and Society for Neuro-Oncology survey on how COVID-19 has affected brain tumour patients and carers around the world.
HPP co-authored a lay summary of findings from the International Brain Tumour Alliance and Society for Neuro-Oncology survey on how COVID-19 has affected brain tumour patients and carers around the world.
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