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Future Leaders funding announcement
We’re proud to announce the latest recipients of our Future Leaders grants that’ve been awarded for their innovative new research projects.
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Spotlight on new Supporter Group, The Angus James Gibson Trust
Angus died of a brain tumour in 1998, aged just five. Now his family have set up The Angus James Gibson Trust to fundraise for research into paediatric brain tumours.
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Key takeaways from the Labour Party Conference 2024
We explore how the key talking points from the Labour Party Annual Conference 2024 could impact the brain tumour community.
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Uncovering ways that glioblastomas resist treatment
Our Junior Fellow Dr Spencer Watson and his team at The Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland are researching new ways to treat glioblastoma.
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How are scientists working to improve brain tumour diagnosis?
This month we sponsored an event in Manchester which brought together brain tumour experts to talk about new technologies that could improve brain tumour care.
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Hugo’s Story for Eye Health Week: An eye test led to my brain tumour diagnosis
Hugo, from Suffolk, is helping raise awareness in Eye Health Week.
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The Darzi report: breaking down the key themes for the brain tumour community
What is the Darzi report and what does it reveal about brain tumour diagnosis, treatment and care in England?
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The day everything changed – Guest post by Cameron Walker.
“Everything changed for me that day in February, and I must find a way to coexist peacefully with a passenger in my brain that is ultimately a part of who I am, and who I’ve always been.”
~ Cameron Walker explains how he’s come to accept his brain tumour diagnosis. -
Meeting the Cabinet Secretary with the Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce
The Brain Tumour Charity alongside Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce colleagues met with the Cabinet Secretary for Health in Scotland to discuss the delivery of the Scottish Cancer Strategy
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Emmerdale’s Moira reveals brain tumour diagnosis
How we worked with ITV soap Emmerdale on its brain tumour storyline.
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National research funding announced for brain tumours
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) has announced two new calls for research into brain tumours.
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Shining a light on our paediatric Family Led Charity partners!
As part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re shining a light on our pioneering paediatric Family Led Charity partners.
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The Silas Pullen Fund raises a million pounds for vital research into brain tumours
The Silas Pullen Fund has become the first Supporter Group to reach the £1m milestone for The Brain Tumour Charity
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Dabrafenib and trametinib approved to treat childhood gliomas
The combination treatment of dabrafenib and trametinib to treat childhood gliomas is approved in England and Scotland.
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Five reasons to take advantage of our free Will writing partnerships
Our free Will-writing partnerships with National Free Wills Network and Make a Will Online can help you get your affairs in order without costing you a penny.
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New insights may improve treatment for meningiomas
With our funding, researchers in Canada have found key features in different meningiomas that can help predict tumour response to the most common treatments.
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Childhood Cancer Awareness Month: Billy’s story
This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month we’re sharing Billy’s story to highlight the urgent need to accelerate cures for childhood brain tumours.
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Our High Profile Supporter Amy Nuttall stars in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
The acclaimed actress and singer, joins a star-studded Hollywood cast for Tim Burton’s iconic sequel
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New charity partnership pledges £100,000 in memory of their son
The Brain Tumour Charity are delighted to announce a new partnership with The Albie Sugden Foundation, an incredible charity whose aims are to support children living with brain tumours and to fund paediatric research to find a cure.
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Our research reveals potential new drug to target rare childhood brain tumour
Ribociclib – a drug already used to treat breast cancer – may help slow the growth of diffuse hemispheric glioma.
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Nicki Chapman launches her music industry memoire
Our wonderful High Profile Supporter launches her book, So Tell Me What You Want
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Vorasidenib – a promising new drug to treat low-grade gliomas
An international phase 3 clinical trial has shown that vorasidenib could be a new targeted treatment for those diagnosed with a low-grade glioma.
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“Falling 10,000 feet at 125mph is less scary than facing a brain tumour.”
Young Ambassador Lucy is taking on a skydive to raise funds for The Brain Tumour Charity.
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Artificial Intelligence – exploring new ways to treat brain tumours
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes more common in our day-to-day life, what does this mean for the future of research into brain tumours?