Tumours in a sentence

Brain tumours kill more children and adults under the age of 40 than any other cancer, yet just one per cent of the national spend on cancer research has been allocated to brain tumours.

Moreover, the team found that normal mice fed on standard or I3C-enriched food did not develop tumours, while those fed on a ‘purified control diet’ developed colon tumours within 10 weeks.

As all the tumours associated with VHL disease can be found sporadically, at least two tumours must be identified to diagnose VHL disease in a person without a family history.

According to Brain Tumour Research, one per cent of the national spend on cancer research has been allocated to brain tumours.

Brain tumours kill more children and adults under the age of 40 in the UK than any other cancer.

But an earlier diagnosis, when tumours can still be surgically removed, is much more common, representing about 90% of patients.

During an operation to remove those tumours, she died, aged thirty-nine.

Ewing sarcoma is another main type of bone cancer, which most commonly affects people aged between 10 and 20. Young people can be affected during rapid growth spurts that occur in puberty and may make bone tumours develop.

Feeding mice a diet enriched with TVA was found to significantly reduce the tumour growth potential of melanoma and colon cells as well as enhancing the body’s ability to infiltrate tumours.

For example, a vast majority of headaches do not signify brain tumours, so it makes sense to consider more benign causes unless symptoms become severe.

He said he’s since connected with a doctor who reevaluated his cancer and prescribed him medications to shrink the tumours.

I had chemotherapy, immunotherapy and radiotherapy, but the tumours then spread to my brain.

It’s a complex operation and the most common one for removing tumours in the pancreas.

It was discovered Zoe had malignant tumours in her brain, lungs and spine.

I understood quite early on that the tumour was a benign meningioma - tumours that start in the layers of tissue that cover the brain and spinal cord - but that it was attached to a major vein which it had pushed to one side.

Justin was given this news just a month ago and within weeks of no treatment, his leg swells and large blisters and tumours grow at the top.

Last month a report from the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Brain Tumours identified the current funding system for research into the disease was unfit for purpose.

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Many neuroendocrine tumours produce excessive amounts of hormones, which can lead to common symptoms like diarrhea, racing heart, flushing, bloating, wheezing, fatigue, abdominal pain, unexplained weight loss and rashes.

Marianne remembers her mother would often get calls from anglers who had caught pike with tumours.