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Home | Ivy Brain Tumor CenterThe Ivy Brain Tumor Center is a nonprofit translational research program that offers state-of-the-art clinical trials for patients with even the most aggressive brain tumors.Home | Ivy Brain Tumor Center Skip to content Ivy Brain Tumor Center Main Menu ESPAÑOL Donate Blog TRIAL ELIGIBILITY Talk to an Ivy Navigator Search for: Search Brain Tumor CareShow submenu Tumor TypesShow submenu Glioblastoma Gliomas Brain Metastases Meningiomas Other Tumors Brain Tumor TreatmentShow submenu Neurosurgery Neuro-Oncology Radiation Oncology Neuroimaging Supportive CareShow submenu Neuro-Rehabilitation Neuropsychology Palliative Care Support Groups Social Work Services Clinical TrialsShow submenu Current Trials Phase 0 Clinical Trials Trial Screening Our Specialists Patient & Caregiver ResourcesShow submenu Advocacy & Support Groups Patient & Visitor InformationShow submenu Lodging Transportation Patient Stories Blog ResearchShow submenu Scientific Cores Labs Certifications Preclinical Research Industry Partnerships Published Research AboutShow submenu Newsroom Careers How You Can Help Events Contact Us Talk to an Ivy Navigator 602-406-8605 Discovering Tomorrow’s Treatments Today The Ivy Brain Tumor Center is a nonprofit translational research program that offers state-of-the-art clinical trials for patients with even the most aggressive brain tumors. Trial Eligibility Tumors We Treat How You Can Help Search Clinical Trials Request an Appointment Tumors We Treat How You Can Help Search Clinical Trials Request an Appointment Brain Tumor Treatment at Ivy The Ivy Brain Tumor Center is a leader in brain tumor research and treatment. The Ivy Center is located in Phoenix, Arizona, at Barrow Neurological Institute, the highest-volume operative brain tumor center in the U.S. Tumor TypesTumor TreatmentSupportive Care Whether benign or malignant, a brain tumor can be life-changing. The Ivy Center’s multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals and scientists work to understand the molecular structure of each patient’s brain tumor to determine its pathology and the most effective treatment plan. Explore a variety of brain tumor types we treat. Tumors we treat Primary Brain Tumor Types Glioblastoma Gliomas Metastic Brain Tumors Meningiomas View All Tumor Types As one of the world’s largest brain tumor treatment centers, the Ivy Center utilizes advanced therapies, state-of-the-art technology and innovative clinical trials to tailor each patient’s treatment plan to their individualized needs and circumstances. No two brain tumors are alike and each tumor requires a treatment regimen designed for its unique genetic composition. Learn More While each patient’s brain tumor experience is different, those on the receiving end of the diagnosis share the overwhelming feelings of worry, fear and stress. No one should have to cope with a brain cancer diagnosis alone. We understand the uncertainty of your circumstances. Our team is here for you every step of the way. Learn More prev next “At the Ivy Brain Tumor Center, you have people that take the time to study and research and they are committed to finding a cure for patients. It's a comfort to know that this institution is right here in my backyard.” Ian Youngblood Brain Tumor Survivor Read Ian’s Story “The Ivy Center is constantly looking for new and better ways of dealing with these tumors, getting rid of them, and keeping them away for longer. It gives you strength knowing that there are options.” Carol Stevens Living with Glioblastoma Read Carol’s Story “The Ivy Center is constantly looking for new and better ways of dealing with these tumors, getting rid of them and keeping them away for longer. I think that going through the journey and knowing that my trial is working for us is a huge triumph.” Catherine Ivy President and Founder, Ben & Catherine Ivy Foundation Read More Clinical Trials Ivy Brain Tumor Center clinical trials play a pivotal role in developing new therapies and advancing treatment options that make a significant impact on patient outcomes. The Ivy Center operates the world’s largest Phase 0 clinical trials program in the world.  What are Phase 0 Clinical Trials? Clinical trials test new drugs, equipment and treatments that have not yet been approved. Phase 0 clinical trials study whether new drugs reach the intended brain tumor target and have the desired effect. This allows us to quickly advance drugs that show promise while eliminating those that do not. What to Expect Based on a combination of clinical, demographic and tumor genetics criteria, eligible patients are welcomed to an in-person consultation with an Ivy Center Navigator, who will guide them through the clinical trial process. Explore Current Trials Our brain tumor clinical trials are designed with the goal of discovering a breakthrough in brain cancer treatment. Explore active clinical trials currently enrolling at the Ivy Brain Tumor Center.  Complete Trial Screening Today Each Ivy clinical trial has unique enrollment criteria. If you want to learn whether you or a loved one may be eligible, please submit a free trial screening request here or call 602-406-8605 to speak to an Ivy Navigator. Latest from Ivy News Ivy Brain Tumor Center’s Dr. Nader Sanai Named Arizona Bioscience Researcher of the Year Dr. Nader Sanai, Director of the Ivy Brain Tumor Center, has been named the 2024 Arizona Bioscience Researcher of the Year by the Arizona Bioindustry Association. This prestigious honor recognizes Dr. Sanai’s pioneering efforts and unwavering dedication to advancing new therapies for brain tumor patients, breaking new ground in the fight against this challenging disease. September 17, 2024 Read More Ivy Brain Tumor Center’s Dr. Nader Sanai Named Arizona Bioscience Researcher of the Year Blog Brain Tumor Talk Ep. 6: Caring for the Caregiver Join “Brain Tumor Talk” as Ivy Center Nurse Navigator Jacki Garcia shares practical advice for cancer caregivers on managing the emotional and physical challenges of caregiving. Jacki offers tips on self-care, mental health, and balancing responsibilities, helping caregivers prioritize their own well-being while caring for loved ones. October 22, 2024 Read More Brain Tumor Talk Ep. 6: Caring for the Caregiver News First patient dosed in Phase 3 Gliofocus Study for newly diagnosed glioblastoma patients at the Ivy Brain Tumor Center The Ivy Brain Tumor Center announced that the first patient has been dosed in the pivotal Phase 3 Gliofocus Study. Gliofocus is an open-label, randomized Phase 3 trial that will compare the efficacy of niraparib, a PARP1/2 selective inhibitor, to temozolomide head-to-head in adult patients with newly diagnosed MGMT-unmethylated glioblastoma. July 17, 2024 Read More First patient dosed in Phase 3 Gliofocus Study for newly diagnosed glioblastoma patients at the Ivy Brain Tumor Center Blog Young, Healthy and Living With Brain Cancer Living with brain cancer, Marcus Jones faced the unthinkable when a sudden diagnosis turned his world upside down. As a young, active Ironman competitor, he never imagined he’d be battling an aggressive brain tumor. Through determination, support from his family, and participation in a groundbreaking clinical trial at the Ivy Brain Tumor Center, Marcus has defied the odds and continues to live life on his own terms. Read the full story! August 16, 2024 Read More Young, Healthy and Living With Brain Cancer Blog Clinical Trials for Brain Cancer Because Giving Up Isn’t an Option Carol Stevens, who faced a glioblastoma recurrence just six months after standard treatment, found new hope in a clinical trial at the Ivy Brain Tumor Center. With a tailored approach that utilized an experimental drug specific to her tumor’s genetics, Carol experienced significant progress, underscoring the trial’s personalized and innovative strategy. Her story highlights the crucial role of clinical trials in providing options where standard treatments fall short. Read her full story! June 17, 2024 Read More Clinical Trials for Brain Cancer Because Giving Up Isn’t an Option See all news Videos Awareness Trials to Triumph: Celebrating Every Victory in Brain Cancer Treatment at the Ivy Center Patient Stories New Reasons For Hope After Brain Tumor Diagnosis Patient Stories Police Officer Makes 1,500-Mile Journey to Ivy Center Awareness Revolutionizing Brain Tumor Treatment Q&A What is an Ivy Phase 0 Clinical Trial? See all Videos Back to Top Stay Informed Stay up to date on the latest in brain tumor research, treatment and community events. Ivy Brain Tumor Center About Ivy Brain Tumor Center The Ivy Brain Tumor Center at Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, AZ, is a tertiary care and nonprofit translational research program that employs bold, early-phase clinical trial strategies to identify new treatments for aggressive brain tumors, including glioblastoma. Our leading experts in neurosurgical oncology, neuro-oncology, radiation oncology, neuroradiology, neuropathology and neuroscience nursing treat more patients annually than any other brain tumor center in the United States. The Ivy Center’s Phase 0 clinical trials program is the largest in the world and enables personalized care in a fraction of the time and cost associated with traditional drug development. In addition, unlike conventional clinical trials focusing on single drugs, the Ivy Center’s accelerated program tests therapeutic combinations matched to individual patients. We leave no stone unturned in the pursuit of hope and healing. 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