Every year on June 8, World Brain Tumour Day is observed to raise awareness about brain tumours. It is also the global day of solidarity with brain tumour patients and their families. The World Health Organization (WHO) established this day in 2000 as a focal point for allocating resources to research and treat brain tumours.
What is World Brain Tumour Day?
On World Brain Tumour Day, we remember everyone who has been affected by brain cancer. Every year, we fight this disease by raising awareness and funds to assist those who are affected.
It was founded in 2000 to unite the global community in the fight against this disease. Every year on October 2nd, it is observed. This day allows individuals and organisations to raise funds and support organisations working to find a cure for brain cancer.
Brain cancer is the fourth most common cancer worldwide, and it is expected to overtake lung cancer as the second most common cancer by 2030. We must all work together to find a cure for this disease, and World Brain Tumour Day is a good place to start.
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