An Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation project to research a treatment for Glioblastoma, a type of brain tumour, has secured $1m in funding, with support from not for profit corporation i2E.
The Glioblastoma Project of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation has raised $1m, with half the money provided by the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. The foundation was joined by US-based non-profit corporation i2E, which invested $500,000 through the Oklahoma Seed Capital Fund, a state-backed fund. The Glioblastoma Project is exploring a treatment for Glioblastoma, a type…
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