Samuel A. Goldlust, MD, a neuro-oncologist, will lead the new center. Specialists will provide services in neuro-oncology, neurosurgery, radiation oncology, behavioral health, neuro-radiology and oncology nursing, according to the report. In addition to surgical care, the Institute will provide psychosocial and nutritional support, yoga classes for patients and educational programs.
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