Why Brain Cancer Has Been Left Behind for 50 Years | Cerenome CEO Marc Hedrick & Russell Bradley
Brain metastases and leptomeningeal disease are becoming more common as breast, lung and melanoma patients live longer, yet CNS cancer outcomes have lagged the rest of oncology for decades. Cerenome (formerly Plus Therapeutics) CEO Marc Hedrick, MD, and Russell Bradley explain why, and what an integrated approach to diagnosis, targeted radiation and data could change. In this episode of The BioHub by Avetix: Why CNS cancer is a "systems disease", and why single-point solutions keep failing How CNSide detects tumor cells in cerebrospinal fluid that standard CSF cytology misses Using tumor cel…