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This section highlights some relevant research publications relating to brain tumours, new treatments, clinical trials, digital health tools and more. We have included a brief summary of the research findings as well as links to the original research publications where possible.

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An overview of online interventions for cancer patients (Research)

This research article provides an overview of the efficacy of online interventions for cancer patients. Many interventions were developed without consulting patients and carers and some interventions resulted in poorer outcomes for those who participated in the interventions compared to those who didn't. We knew we had to do something about…

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