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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald
Health
Anita Beaumont

20 years of research in four: Hunter team's drive to defeat DIPG goes global

Inspired: Associate Professor Matt Dun is proud of all the work his research team has put in to find treatment options for children with DIPG. Picture: Simone De Peak

HISTORICALLY, children diagnosed with the aggressive brain cancer known as DIPG were treated with radiotherapy then sent home to "make memories" with their loved ones when it didn't work.

But passionate Hunter researchers have been able to offer hope where there wasn't any - all thanks to "wonderful" philanthropic donations, community fundraisers and almost $2 million worth of support for local charity, RUN DIPG.

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