Author: The Brain Tumour Charity

Phil Spencer, co-presenter of Channel 4’s Location, Location, Location and Love It or List It, has spoken about his determination to help end the devastation caused by childhood brain tumours after witnessing first-hand the impact of the disease

A new device nicknamed the “Tumor Monorail” has just received breakthrough device designation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

The Scottish Government is currently calling for views on its vision for the future of care and support for people with neurological conditions in Scotland

Dr Katherine Carpenter shares seven reasons why starting those important conversations, and opening up about your feelings and experiences early on, really can make a significant difference to your wellbeing.

Employee engagement is rising to the top of every manager’s and HR Department’s list. But how can we all do more to keep our staff happy?

Arshiya reports on an event she recently attended at Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge, held by Mr Mike Hart, a neurosurgery registrar.

Three teams take on the third Everest In The Alps challenge raising vital funds for research into children’s brain tumours

The Cardiff and Vale University Health Board are planning to start using 5-ALA (5-Amino-Levulinic Acid) for eligible brain tumour patients by the end of the financial year

Leading brain tumour experts and campaigners joined the family and friends of Tessa Jowell yesterday to mark the progress made in her name since she pledged to improve the lives of those diagnosed with the disease

Mason Kettley, a 15-year-old boy, is set to become one of the first patients in the UK to receive proton beam therapy at Manchester’s Christie hospital

12 pieces of heartfelt advice from those who truly understand what life is like when you’re diagnosed with a brain tumour.

12 pieces of heartfelt advice from those who understand what life is like when someone you love has a brain tumour.

When you’re living with a brain tumour or supporting someone, it can be hard to prioritise your wellbeing. But looking after your emotional, physical and psychological needs is important.

Sara Challice, who cared for her husband Neil for 13 years, shares some of her tips on how to make things easier over the Christmas period.

With the holiday season upon us, we asked Sara Robson, a Specialist Allied Health Professional, to share some of her tips for managing fatigue in everyday life.

Join our 21 Days of Wellbeing challenge and give your wellbeing a boost

Beth was diagnosed with two brain tumours in 2014 whilst studying at university, she shares her experiences.

Louise Robinson, from Nottingham Children’s Hospital, shares her advice and talks about some organisations who may be able to help you build relationships with your child’s school.

This blog covers top tips for helping your child to return to school after diagnosis or treatment.

Last week, Rachel and Chris Nelson told their story about the difficulties of living on benefits after their young son was diagnosed with a brain tumour.

The Brain Tumour Charity has long been an advocate for creative and pioneering solutions to the complex problem of brain tumours.

Last week the Government announced it will roll out a package of measures across the country aimed at seeing three out of four of all cancers detected at an early stage by 2028.

My youngest son James was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2014 when he was just three years old.

A guest blog from Jason about his struggle to get the benefits he is entitled to after being diagnosed with an Astrocytoma brain tumour.