Every year, people from all over the world come together to learn and discuss brain tumours. In 2025, International Brain Tumour Awareness Week kicks off from October 25 to November 1. This week is all about understanding what brain tumours are, how they affect patients and their families, and why catching them early is critical.

What is a brain tumour?

A brain tumour is basically a growth of abnormal cells inside the brain. Some are cancerous (malignant), while others are not (benign). Since the brain controls everything we do—thinking, speaking, moving—tumours in this area can cause serious issues. Common signs include morning headaches, sudden fits (seizures), vomiting, blurred vision, weakness, or changes in speech. If you notice any of these signs, it is best to see a doctor as

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