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Join us in ensuring that every brain tumor patient receives advanced treatment through education, awareness, advocacy and research so that each each newly diagnosed patient automatically receives genomic testing, and is referred to a center of excellence - cutting edge research continues to extend lives and accelerate a cure.
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The Chris Elliott Fund (CEF) for Glioblastoma Brain Cancer Research is a non-profit organization founded in 2002 by Chris and Dellann Elliott to raise awareness for brain cancer and to help fund new research. Today, CEF provides resources, information and support for people living with brain cancer. Specifically, CEF funds groundbreaking research in the Christopher S. Elliott Neuro-oncology Lab for Glioblastoma Brain Research and Applied Cancer Science Center at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, Mass. The organization also funds the Integrative Patient Support Program (IPSP) at the Center for Advanced Brain Tumor Treatment in Seattle's Swedish Neuroscience Institute.
Read the Chris Elliott Story
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Headlines
Jul 28th - From Eastside mom to brain cancer research champion - MyNorthwest
Jul 14th - Man's last wish comes true on Lake Washington - King 5 (video)
Jun 29th - Actress Jean Smart on a personal mission to raise cancer awareness - King 5 (video)
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See our upcoming events and even register to attend events.
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Know your treatment options. Know what to do if you have been diagnosed with Glioblastoma.
See Our Support Resources
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The CEF blog, featuring posts by doctors, survivors, and of course our very own Dellann Elliott.
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