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Funding cuts for childhood ​brain tumor research​ leave Colorado clinical trials ​in doubt

National Cancer Institute will stop funding research consortium that includes Children’s Hospital Colorado

by Colorado Newsline | September 17, 2025
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Federal funding cuts from the National Cancer Institute will shut down the Pediatric Brain Tumor Consortium by March 2026, impacting key pediatric cancer trials. Children’s Colorado has been in the consortium for the past 10 years, and the doctors who work on its studies, including Lia Gore, MD, section head of the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, Rajeev Vibhakar, MD, and Holly Lindsay, MD, both neuro-oncologists, say they are looking for options to continue trials that are affected by the cuts.