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A Consultant Neurosurgeon has urged the public to be more aware of these early and often overlooked symptoms, which may initially be brushed off as stress or age-related issues, noting that it is not uncommon to see patients presenting in the late stages of a brain tumour. - Bernama file photo

Often masked by common symptoms and mistaken for ageing or fatigue, brain tumours, a growth of cells in the brain or near it, can go undetected until it’s too late. Photo courtesy of Sunway Medical Centre Velocity

A scan of Doreen Adams with her brain tumour shown in white (left) and after it was removed through her eyebrow (right). Photo: NHS Grampian

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Chronic headaches are defined as headaches that last 15 days or more in a month, for more than three months it should not be taken lightly, says Dr Kok Chin Yong. - Photo: Sinar Harian