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Charities To Establish New Brain Tumour Research Centre
The Brain Tumour Charity has announced an important step forward for the field of brain tumour research as they team up with partner Beatson Cancer Charity.
Alfie Boe Launches Rose For Father Lost To A Brain Tumour
The tenor and musical theatre star Alfie Boe has launched a rose in memory of his late father, who died from a brain tumour in 1997 when Alfie was 23 years old.
How Can People With MS Manage Fatigue And Energy Levels?
Many people find that by actively managing MS symptoms and general health, they can improve their quality of life and make the condition easier to live with.
Olympic Hopeful Reveals Inoperable Brain Tumour Diagnosis
The swimmer British Archie Goodburn has revealed that he has been diagnosed with a rare form of inoperable brain tumour consisting of three oligodendrogliomas.
Understanding And Preparing For Gamma Knife Radiotherapy
Here at Amethyst Radiotherapy, we’ve been working closely with Radiotherapy UK to develop a new video series, which aims to help prepare brain tumour patients for Gamma Knife treatment, a type of radiotherapy.
This can be a daunting prospect…
TV Star Russell Grant Shares Update On Brain Tumour Journey
The TV star Russel Grant, best known for astrology slot on breakfast shows in the 1980s and 90s, has shared an update on his pituitary gland tumour treatment.
New Initiatives Introduced For Brain Tumour Research Funding
A new package of research funding for brain tumours has been announced, and it is intended to boost initiatives into developing better research and treatments.
Why Are Non-Invasive Treatments Such As Radiosurgery Vital?
The development of Gamma Knife and stereotactic radiosurgery are not only epochal moments in treating the brain but demonstrate the importance of non-invasion.
US Ballerina Gives Up Career To Research MS In Scotland
An American dancer has given up her dance career to research multiple sclerosis in Scotland. Emily Davis previously worked at the Philadelphia Ballet company.
Trial To Use mRNA Cancer Vaccine For Brain Tumour Treatment
A clinical trial for an mRNA vaccine has been completed that may lead to a breakthrough treatment for an aggressive form of brain tumour known as glioblastoma.
MS Patients Encouraged To Seek Help For Sensitive Symptoms
A new survey by the MS Society has found that up to a third of patients avoid or delay seeking treatment because they feel embarrassed about their symptoms.
Amethyst Radiotherapy achieves high-rise Gamma Knife source loader crane installation in Central London
Amethyst Radiotherapy is proud to announce the successful upgrade of its Gamma Knife machine at its prestigious Queen Square centre in Central London
Campaigners Launch Manifesto For Rare & Less Common Cancers
Cancer52, a group of charities representing rare and less common cancers, has launched a manifesto to raise awareness and improve outcomes for affected people.
How Can You Manage The Symptoms Of An Acoustic Neuroma?
Acoustic Neuroma is a form of slow-growing brain tumour that develops in the area between the ear and the brain. It can cause problems with hearing and balance.
Study Finds Obesity Medications May Reduce The Risk Of MS
A new study based on real-world data has found that obesity medications that are approved for medical use in the UK may also reduce the risk of developing MS.
MS Awareness Week: How To Talk About ‘Embarrassing’ Symptoms
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Week is on 22-28 April. Charities will focus on the symptoms of MS that can be difficult to talk about, such as incontinence.
How To Maintain Your Dignity During Radiotherapy Courses
Having regular treatment at a radiotherapy centre can be gruelling and challenge both body and mind, but there are many ways you can cope well with it all.
Hormone Injection Linked To Increased Brain Tumour Risk
A new study published in the British Medical Journal has identified a link between an injectable progesterone hormone and a heightened risk of brain tumours.
Manifesto To Improve Health Outcomes For People With MS
The MS Society has launched a manifesto in parliament to address the financial and medical challenges faced by people living with multiple sclerosis in the UK.
How Can Brain Tumours Affect Personality And Behaviour?
Unfortunately, personality and behaviour changes are a common symptom of brain tumours. This is caused by the tumour pressing on the surrounding brain cells.
How Is Brain Tumour Awareness Month Being Marked In The UK?
March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month, and 2024 is the 15th anniversary of the event. Here’s a roundup of some fundraising events and how you can get involved.
Government Launches Children & Young People Cancer Taskforce
The government has launched a new taskforce to bring together experts to develop new ways to detect, diagnose and treat cancers in children and young people.
How Can The Mental Stresses Of A Brain Tumour Be Relieved?
Being diagnosed with a brain tumour can be a traumatic experience. The Brain Tumour Charity reports that 91% of people said it affected their mental health.