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NF is the new medical name for a set of genetic conditions that cause tumours to grow on nerve endings: Neurofibromatosis Type 1, NF2-related-Schwannomatosis, and Schwannomatosis. We at Nerve Tumours UK are in the process of updating our medical publications and resources in print and digital to reflect the new names where relevant. This will however not be reflected in our news section and other non-medical publications digital and print.
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Alex’s 12 months of Running
Alex has completed his incredible 12 months of running for NTUK, totalling a whopping 80km – see how he got on!
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Colin’s West Highland Walk for NF
Colin has completed his epic journey across the highlands to raise awareness for our NF community. See how he got on.
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To Infinity & Beyond!
Cameron takes on an incredible quest for NF - 34 miles running, 34 miles cycling, 34 miles rowing and a 1 mile walk with Roo!
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Runderpants Is Back!
Take part in an event that's absolutely pants! Runderpants is a fun run, in your pants, for our NF community!
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TABI (Teen Appearance and Body Image) - CAR Research Study
Find out how you can take part in the Centre for Appearance Research's study for Young People
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Nerve Tumours UK Challenge Yourself Week
Find out how you can get involved this summer with some of the biggest and greatest challenge events in the UK
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Andrew’s NF1 Story
Read about Andrews inspirational NF1 story and how he wants to inspire others to achieve their goals!
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Dexter’s NF Documentary Project
Dexter shares his motivations for taking on his NF documentary project & find out how you can watch it
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World NF2 Day 2021 Emily Owen Member of our Board of Trustees Takes over our social
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