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Recurring headaches are a common health concern, but they do not always indicate a serious condition such as a brain tumour. On World Brain Tumour Day, experts emphasise that most recurring headaches are caused by conditions like migraine or tension-type headaches.

World Brain Tumour Day 2026: Observed on June 8, it raises awareness, promotes early diagnosis, and highlights the theme 'A Closer Look' for deeper understanding.