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World Brain Tumour Day 2026: Doctors explain the early symptoms many people miss

World Brain Tumour Day 2026: Doctors explain the early symptoms many people miss
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Medical experts are raising awareness about subtle early symptoms of brain tumours that are often mistaken for stress or fatigue. Recognizing signs like persistent anxiety, memory lapses, or personality changes is crucial for timely diagnosis and better treatment outcomes.

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Early detection of neurological conditions significantly improves patient prognosis and quality of life.

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What if persistent forgetfulness, sudden irritability or unexplained anxiety had nothing to do with stress? Doctors warn these seemingly harmless changes can sometimes be among the earliest signs of a brain tumour, yet many people overlook them until the disease has progressed.

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