Glioblastoma: Update on Treatment and Research

This presentation will provide an update on our current understanding of glioblastoma. Specifically, Dr. Easaw will focus on current management and promising future therapies. He will also review recent significant updates in pathology that now provide a better understanding of the overall survival and response to treatment.
Presented by Dr. Jay Easaw
Dr. Jay Easaw is a Professor in the Division of Medical Oncology at the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton, Alberta. He is board certified in internal medicine and medical oncology. He is actively involved in both patient care and clinical research. Dr. Easaw’s research interests include metabolomics, database design, clinical informatics, and the introduction of technology into clinic. He is a recent recipient of awards in both teaching and research excellence.
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