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Since the brain controls every function of the body, even a small tumour can sometimes lead to significant health problems. Recognising warning signs early can make a crucial difference.

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A headache after a long day is usually nothing to worry about, but some patterns deserve closer attention. This World Brain Tumour Day, understanding how certain headaches differ from everyday aches can help people recognize when symptoms may warrant medical advice. From persistent pain and morning headaches to accompanying neurological changes, this photo story breaks down key warning signs, common misconceptions, and the red flags experts say should never be ignored., Health, Times Now

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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.