Better safe
than tumour.
Although brain tumours are rare, if you or a loved one are experiencing two or more of the signs and symptoms it’s important that you speak to your doctor to rule out a brain tumour.
Faster diagnosis leads to quicker treatments, so you’re always better safe than tumour.
Know the signs and symptoms
Choose an age group for a full list of the signs and symptoms
Guidance for healthcare professionals
Explore our materials designed to help healthcare professionals recognise the common signs and symptoms that could indicate a brain tumour in children and young people under the age of 18.
We’re working on producing further materials to support healthcare professionals. Please get in touch if you’d like us to let you know about future updates.
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Knowing the signs and symptoms of a brain tumour can lead to a faster diagnosis, which could reduce the impact of a brain tumour.
That’s why we need your help to spread our campaign far and wide, so everyone knows they’re better safe than tumour!
Better Safe Than Tumour – On TV!
During Brain Tumour Awareness month aired our TV ad to drive home our campaign. Continuing to raise awareness – whether adults, children, parents, partners or friends – of the possible signs and symptoms of a brain tumour.