End Brain Cancer Initiative posts free GBM education videos

The End Brain Cancer Initiative has released public education videos from its May 15 online GBM and recurrent GBM event, giving patients, caregivers and clinicians on-demand access to treatment and research updates. The videos cover clinical trials, devices and diagnostics and are available on the group’s YouTube channel. Why it matters: - Patients and caregivers facing glioblastoma and recurrent glioblastoma can now access free education videos without attending a live event. - The videos package specialist guidance on treatment options and research into a format that can support faster, more informed conversations with care teams. - The release expands public access to information on clinical trials, devices and diagnostics for one of the most aggressive brain cancers. What happened: - The End Brain Cancer Initiative produced and moderated its annual online event, “Know All Your GBM/rGBM Treatment Options,” on May 15, 2026. - The organization has now made the webinar’s pull-through assets available as patient disease education videos to the public. - The videos are hosted on EBCI’s YouTube channel at End Brain Cancer Initiative’s video library . The details: - The webinar focused on glioblastoma, or GBM, and recurrent glioblastoma, or rGBM. - The event featured specialists discussing treatment options for patients, caregivers and healthcare providers. - The video set includes information on the FORTE clinical trial. - The video set includes information on using the Optune Gio device for GBM/rGBM. - The video set includes information on cerebrospinal fluid liquid biopsy testing. - The video set includes information on a phase 2 clinical trial of Immune12. - Novocure was the presenting sponsor. - Supporting sponsors included Pacific Marine Biotech, Belay Diagnostics, Brown University Health Cancer Institute, Great Purpose Productions and WHIM Social. Between the lines: - EBCI is using a webinar format to turn specialist presentations into reusable public education assets. - The focus on trials, devices and diagnostics points to an effort to widen patient awareness of options beyond standard treatment discussions. - Free distribution on YouTube lowers the barrier for patients and caregivers who may be looking for information outside a clinic setting. What’s next: - EBCI said support for its programs and future educational events can come through donations. - The organization directed readers to its donation page at make a donation . - EBCI said more information is available at EndBrainCancer.org. The bottom line: - EBCI is turning its GBM education event into a public video library, aiming to widen access to treatment information and research updates for brain cancer patients and families.