Trapped in “No Man’s Land”: Navigating clinical trial enrollment as an adult with a WHO Grade 4 pediatric-type glioma

Jennifer S. De La Rosa

doi:10.1093/noajnl/vdag202

July 31, 2026Neuro-Oncology AdvancesOpen Access

Trapped in “No Man’s Land”: Navigating clinical trial enrollment as an adult with a WHO Grade 4 pediatric-type glioma

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This research aims to highlight the difficulties encountered by adults with WHO Grade 4 pediatric-type gliomas in enrolling in clinical trials.
Qualitative analysis of enrollment experiences.
Interviews with adults diagnosed with Grade 4 pediatric-type glioma.
Examination of current trial protocols and accessibility.
Identified significant barriers to enrollment, including strict eligibility criteria.
Highlighted the emotional and logistical challenges faced by these adults.
Proposed recommendations for more inclusive trial designs.

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Explores challenges faced in clinical trial enrollment for adults with pediatric-type glioma, suggesting potential pathways to improvement.

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Jennifer S De La Rosa; Trapped in “No Man’s Land”: Navigating clinical trial enrollment as an adult with a WHO Grade 4 pediatric-type glioma, Neuro-Oncolog

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