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Cancer Biologics and Immunotherapy for Brain Tumors

What Are Biologics and Immunotherapy for Brain Tumors?

Cancer biologics and immunotherapy are cancer treatments that use biological substances such as antibodies, cells or parts of cells to fight specific types of cancer. These cutting-edge treatments can:

  • Stimulate the immune system to target cancer cells
  • Attack specific cancer cells or molecules within them

Learn more about brain tumor treatments.

Biologics and Immunotherapy: Why Choose Us?

At Stanford, our skilled medical neuro-oncologists (specialists in treating brain cancer with medication) are at the forefront of research into cancer biologics and immunotherapy to successfully treat brain tumors. That means you have access to the latest advancements available. Our expertise in brain tumor surgery includes:

Team Approach

Our expert doctors and surgeons work together in a multidisciplinary team approach. At our weekly Brain Tumor Board, our specialists share their most complex cases and provide their expert insight for your individual treatment. Meet your care team.

Access to Clinical Trials

We conduct clinical trials at our center, investigating new therapies in treating brain tumors. This gives you access to the latest treatments available for brain tumors. Learn more about clinical trials.

Patient-Centered Care

When you choose the Stanford Brain Tumor Center for your treatment, we coordinate your care in each of our three locations. Our nurse coordinators can help you schedule multiple appointments in one visit with our brain tumor experts from many neurology and brain cancer subspecialties. View our locations.