Charlie Teo Foundation Brain Cancer Research Symposium

Charlie Teo Foundation Brain Cancer Research Symposium

Today the Charlie Teo Foundation held our first ever Brain Cancer Research Symposium, as we celebrate 4 years since our official launch as an Australian charity!

Brain cancer researchers from around the globe presented their work, patients and families shared their unique and powerful stories, and our scientific advisory committee stimulated meaningful discussion.

Dr Charlie Teo reflected on the day:

Today was our inaugural research conference at which every scientist funded by the Charlie Teo Foundation had the opportunity to present their projects. As a testament to how engaged and dedicated they were, not a single person exited the virtual meeting until its completion.

The presentations were exciting, innovative, scientifically robust, novel and readily translatable to the bedside. The scientists were equally passionate about their projects as they were to share ideas and collaborate with each other.

The symposium gave me an incredibly positive feeling about the worth of the Charlie Teo Foundation. Everything that I had set out to achieve, I felt was coming to fruition… and at a much more accelerated rate than I ever imagined!

The goals of Charlie Teo Foundation were to be disruptive, transparent, fiscally lean and tenacious in our pursuit of finding treatments for Australian patients specifically, and all brain tumour patients.

I felt incredibly emotional and confident listening to all these disruptive thinkers. I know that the Charlie Teo Foundation is executing on exactly what we set out to achieve when we opened our doors 4 years ago this very week.”

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Sharon Hoelscher

Health, Wealth and Fitness Advocate and Educator

8mo

********Please please please********* also do research on a children's brain condition called Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG). Two of my friends tragically lost their only little boy, who became almost recognisable after lengthy invasive and painful treatment. They have made it their life mission to raise awareness, and to try to get research funding to save others the heartache they went through, and are still affected by. Dr. Teo, if anyone can do something, you can. I can give you their details if you need to know more. Blessings for all that you do. 🙏

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Steve Mitchinson

Enabling individuals, teams and entire enterprises to embrace meaningful change that delivers sustainable success and improved outcomes for all stakeholders

2y

Great work Charlie and Colleagues

Minory Boumalhab

NAATI Certified Interpreter & Translator (Arabic <=> English) Freelance

2y

Research & bright minds are our best hope- major breakthrough well overdue. Hopefully will be in our lifetime.

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