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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.

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.

Unfortunately, personality and behaviour changes are a common symptom of brain tumours. This is caused by the tumour pressing on the surrounding brain cells.

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.

: Receiving a brain tumour diagnosis is a difficult experience, and there is a lot to take in. Here are some common myths and some facts about brain tumours.

The mystery of why some diseases such as multiple sclerosis are more prevalent in some parts of Europe is closer to being understood after recent research.

A woman who needed surgery to remove a benign meningioma initially had her symptoms of tinnitus dismissed by doctors as being the effects of the menopause.