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The Brain Tumor Program at St. Louis Children's Hospital

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

Young patients are seen by an inter-disciplinary neuro-oncology team at St. Louis Children's Hospital. Co-director Dr. Josh Rubin explains why this kind of team - with doctors representing specialties including endocrinology, radiology, psychology, social work, physical therapy, and many more - are critical to the care and recovery of pediatric brain tumor patients.

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