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A Pediatric Center for Treating Brain Tumors

Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Medical Services, Brain Cancer, Cancer

Dr. Josh Rubin, co-director of the neuro-oncology team for brain tumors at St. Louis Children's Hospital, explains why it's critical for a child to be seen in a pediatric center, rather than an adult center.

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