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Here you can stay up to date with the latest news and views from Nerve Tumours UK and across the nerve tumours community.
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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Christmas Message from the Nerve Tumours UK team
Thank you from all of us at Nerve Tumours UK
Read MoreSpecialist NF Nurses/ Advisors’ Conference 2023
Find out more about this year's meeting with our Nurses
Read MoreNational NF2 Meeting 2023
A report from the 2023 England NF2 meeting, with healthcare professionals & charities working together for the NF2 community
Read MoreAvastin Side Effects
Jo has collated shared personal experiences, with medical and general advice on Bevacizumab (brand name Avastin)
Read MoreDavid’s Story - Community and Acceptance
David contacted NTUK after seeing our advertising campaign at King's Cross Station in London last year. Read his story:
Read MoreMeet Clare
Clare is a Specialist NF Nurse based at Ryegate Children's Centre at Sheffield Hospital, covering the South Yorkshire region
Read MoreTracey, Specialist NF Nurse
Meet Tracey. She is based in Southampton & covers Hampshire, Dorset, West Sussex (part), Wiltshire and the Isle of Wight.
Read MoreMeet Carolyn
Specialist NF Advisor Carolyn is based in Birmingham and covers the West Midlands, Shropshire and Staffordshire.
Read MoreToday is Giving Tuesday
Call out by Karen Cockburn, Charity Director, to donate and support the NF Community
Read MoreWe are funded 100% by voluntary donations
So, we really need your support. There are lots of ways you can get involved to support us and the nerve tumours community.
See how you can get involved