By supressing one gene key to energy production in cancer stem cells, researchers improved radiation therapy for glioblastoma in mice.

A new molecule, which patients could take orally, both attacks glioblastoma and destroys its defenses, which keeps the brain cancer from repairing itself.

Brain tumor organoids grown from someone's own glioblastoma may answer the question of how best to treat it.

Though previous research pointed to the AH receptor as a boost to spreading glioblastoma tumors, new research finds the gene can actually help stop them.

New research identifies sex differences in deadly glioblastoma brain tumors. Tailoring treatment to men and women may improve survival.

Figuring out how to block communication between marauding bands of cancer cells could help fight cancer's spread.