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RAWF is working to bring the patient's voice to hypothalamic-pituitary brain tumor research

Research drives progress and progress begins with collaboration.

The Raymond A. Wood Foundation is committed to advancing research that improves the lives of people affected by craniopharyngioma and other hypothalamic-pituitary brain tumors. Whether you are a patient or caregiver looking to participate in research, a researcher seeking collaboration, or a healthcare professional looking for educational resources, we’re here to support efforts that lead to better treatments, improved care, and meaningful patient outcomes.

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For Researchers

Find information and resources that may assist you in your research. Access studies, collaborative opportunities, and tools to support your work.

View Researcher Resources

For Medical Professionals

Find resources to support patients with hypothalamic-pituitary brain tumors like craniopharyngioma.

View Resources for Medical Professionals

Together, we can accelerate discovery.

Advancing research takes collaboration between patients, caregivers, clinicians, researchers, and industry partners. We invite you to explore these resources, connect with our team, and join us in improving the future of care for the hypothalamic-pituitary brain tumor community.


Help Advance Research

Your voice is crucial in addressing the challenges of hypothalamic obesity and hyperphagia! Join us in shaping the future of research by enrolling in the Hypothalamic Pituitary Brain Tumor Patient Registry. Your participation, at your own pace, will contribute valuable insights to better understand and treat these conditions

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