Overview
- MPs are set to examine the proposal in a Westminster Hall debate on Wednesday.
- Ellie James says most of her late husband Owain’s 14cm glioblastoma sample was chemically fixed after surgery, leaving too little fresh-frozen tissue for a personalised vaccine.
- She reports he received only three vaccine doses and believes more stored tissue could have enabled roughly 30.
- The campaign calls for a legal right allowing patients to choose freezing and storage of tumour tissue immediately after operations.
- Brain Tumour Research urged the Government to ensure fresh‑frozen storage is available nationwide to avoid shutting patients out of trials and innovative treatments.