The event highlighted a literary initiative aimed at raising funds for the study of brain tumors. The delegate for Social Rights of the provincial institution emphasized the council's commitment to supporting local associations and the vital work of researchers.
The OligoSpain project, led by the Maimonides Institute for Biomedical Research of Cordoba (IMIBIC) and the University of Cordoba, with the backing of the Reina Sofia Hospital, focuses on developing new therapies for oligodendroglioma. This type of brain cancer primarily affects young adults and pediatric patients.
The Association of Patients with Brain Tumors and Central Nervous System Tumors (Astuce Spain) works to provide support and visibility to those affected. Their objectives include organizing scientific update sessions and fostering collaborations with research centers to improve patient care and integration.
