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A global network, founded in 2005, for brain tumour patient organisations and others in neuro-oncology, which encourages new patient groups where none exist.
The International Brain Tumour Alliance is a global network founded in 2005 as a worldwide community for brain tumour patient organisations and others in neuro-oncology, according to its about page. It says it works across more than 100 countries with patients, researchers, clinicians, industry, regulators and the media, encourages brain tumour patient groups in countries where none exist, and supports rather than replaces established ones. It is a not-for-profit limited company incorporated in England and Wales (company number 6031485), with an address in Tadworth, Surrey.
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