Last Saturday I had the absolute pleasure & honour of my first event as a mentour with the @BrainTumourOrg . Speaking & helping their young adults navigate their own journey with a diagnosis of a brain tumour. I love my life and what I get to do
#braintumour#fundthefight#pride
.@CSO_Scotland have launched a new Fellowship scheme to provide 3 years of funding to researchers that have just completed a PhD and are looking to take the next step in developing a research career.
Read more and apply 👉 https://t.co/40eskwRh6C
Finally started training for the EMF 10k in May (first ‘run’ since May last year 😳). I am raising money for the @BrainTumourOrg . If you can, please donate to this amazing charity https://t.co/ZzuIksoV2w
Practical and impactful actions to drive earlier diagnosis of brain tumours discussed with @HumzaYousaf today. So encouraging to hear a minister recognise the urgency with which we need to address this critical problem within covid recovery. @BrainTumourOrg@LessSurvivable
Today is #LessSurvivableCancersAwarenessDay
Less survivable cancers are difficult to diagnose and it's important we raise awareness of them.
If you have worrying symptoms, see your GP, and encourage others to do the same.
#CloseTheDeadlyCancerGap
"A brain tumour diagnosis brings almost constant insecurity towards those diagnosed (or a loved one's) future, and too often denies people of just that." Thank you @madeIainee for sharing your reflections on the first #LessSurvivableCancersAwarenessDay https://t.co/r50jOO4nZr
On the inaugural #LessSurvivableCancersAwarenessDay one of @BrainTumourOrg’s Young Ambassadors Rhudi Braume-Kennedy shares why awareness of Leas Survivable Cancer and their symptoms is so vitally important. https://t.co/uDcX7UdxWk
"A quarter of cancers in the UK have an average five-year survival rate of only 16% and are often diagnosed late in emergency departments..."
@guardian are covering #LessSurvivableCancersAwarenessDay, to find out more, read here: https://t.co/BbNJrwb8WB
It’s #LessSurvivableCancersAwarenessDay!
People diagnosed with less survivable cancers have a shockingly low life expectancy.
Only 16% of people survive for 5 years after being diagnosed with these cancers.
Share to #CloseTheDeadlyCancerGap
https://t.co/qXC8ufBeDm
Too many families have lost loved ones to #Glioblastoma this year & Christmas can be tough for many reasons. I’m not naïve enough to think this is the answer, but it may offer a few suggestions to help someone get through December in one piece. #Grief@BrainTumourOrg