Edward M. Kennedy at Massachusetts General Hospital on Tuesday surrounded by family; from left, his son Patrick, a congressman from Rhode Island;

By Carol Pearson Doctors performed a biopsy on US Senator Edward Kennedy and announced Tuesday that they found a malignant brain tumor.

By ALLYSON T. COLLINS Many of us may not have heard the term "malignant glioma" before today. In short, it's a cancerous brain tumor -- and the diagnosis

Tests conducted after Kennedy suffered a seizure this weekend show a tumor in his left parietal lobe. Kennedy will remain in the hospital for the next

The media gathered outside Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday where Senator Edward M. Kennedy is being treated. (Jodi Hilton/Getty Images) Senator

WASHINGTON (AP) — A malignant glioma — the diagnosis doctors gave Sen. Edward M. Kennedy — is the worst kind of brain cancer.

The news that Sen. Edward Kennedy has been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor is certainly sad and difficult to read. Senate Judiciary Committee member

(NECN) - Senator Kennedy has been diagnosed with a type of brain tumor, called a malignant glioma. He is resting comfortably with his family at Mass General

A new study from University Hospitals Case Medical Center (UHCMC) finds that elderly patients - 75 years old and older - with malignant brain tumors are not

Brain tumors are bad news. While there are some brain tumors that grow slowly and don’t spread, most malignant gliomas are relentlessly aggressive.

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, the sole surviving son of the Kennedy family, was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor after suffering a seizure at his home and

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., sits with his daughter Kara at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. The senator has been diagnosed with a malignant

By Bob Oakes BOSTON, Mass. - May 21, 2008 - Senator Ted Kennedy will stay in Massachusetts General Hospital for the next couple of days while his doctors

by Rich Bowden - May 20 2008, 23:08 Though doctors have yet to announce a full prognosis on the condition of Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA) since his hospitalision

JEFFREY BROWN: And then, when you try to look to a particular prognosis, what are the key factors? DR. SUSAN CHANG: So there are patient factors that are

By Liz Tufts Carmel Armon, Chief of Neurology at Baystate Medical Center, says Senator Ed Kennedy has a tough battle ahead. The Senator was diagnosed with

(Josh McElveen, NECN: Boston, Mass.) - Senator Edward Kennedy has been diagnosed with a malignant glioma? But what exactly is it? Doctors say it is the most

Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy has been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. I checked with a neurologist at Orlando Health to learn more about brain