Reasons why it's so important....
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Leading the way in child cancer research.
The thriving Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre was established in 1997 and is now led by Professors David Walker and Richard Grundy.
Growing up fast.
Joshua Aisthorpe was originally given a 50-50 chance of survival by doctors after his malignant brain tumour was diagnosed.
More funding will save more lives.
450 children are diagnosed
with brain tumours every
year in the UK. In fact, we
lose more children over the
age of one to cancer than
to any other disease.
Positive ambition.
In 1997, when Laura Gallimore was 11, her mum managed to persuade doctors that her daughter’s vomiting and headaches were symptomatic of something serious. A brain tumour was diagnosed and her family and school life turned upside down.
Jimmy Teens TV.
To hear young people giving their views on living and coping with cancer please visit: Click Here
Lark in the Park.
We will have a stall at Lark in the Park on 6 August in Bridgford Park, West Bridgford. Why not visit us to find out more about Children's Brain Tumour Research! For more information on the Family Fun Day on 6 August please visit: Click Here
