The SNOLA 2026 meeting brought together specialists from across Latin America for two days of multidisciplinary exchange, scientific updates, and collaboration in neuro-oncology.
The Medulloblastoma Initiative (MBI) participated in the event with a presentation by our founder, Fernando Goldsztein. In addition to addressing relevant topics in the field, he highlighted MBI’s collaborative model, built on the integration of leadership, scientific excellence, and structured cooperation — an approach increasingly necessary to accelerate discoveries and improve research outcomes.
As the only speaker without a professional background in healthcare, Goldsztein contributed a strategic perspective to the discussions on how research initiatives can operate with greater coordination, efficiency, and impact.
We thank the event organizers for the opportunity to participate and for fostering such a qualified environment for scientific exchange and collective knowledge building.
