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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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World NF Awareness Month 2025: In Review
A look back at some of the highlights of World NF Awareness Month, May 2025.
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Emily Owen: World NF2 Day
Our charity Ambassador offers her thoughts and guidance on NF2 day
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Shine A Light on NF May 2025
The Shine A Light on NF 2025 awareness campaign had 176 buildings around the UK & the Republic of Ireland lit up blue!
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Mohamed’s NF Story
Mohamed opens up about his NF journey and why he's now thriving after being diagnosed.
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Do charity ads get on your nerves?
The 4th NTUK and RBH digital media awareness campaign features a cheeky attention grabbing advert
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Laura’s NF1 Awareness Story
Laura shares her NF1 story and tells us how she is raising awareness for World NF Awareness Month
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Living with Neurofibromatosis Type 1: A Journey of Resilience, Transformation, and Impact
Our new charity ambassador, Amit Ghose, shares his inspirational story.
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NF2 Quality of Life Questionnaire
The Massachusetts General Hospital NF research team would like your help to test a new quality of life questionnaire
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Running for a Cure: Laura and Gonzalo Take on Half Marathons for NF1
Laura and Gonzalo; founders of CureAge Therapeutics, lace up for NF awareness.
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