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World Brain Tumor Day is celebrated on June 8 every year to help people learn about brain tumors. A brain tumor is a lump in the brain that can make people feel very sick. This special day is important because it helps people around the world to know more about these tumors, how they affect people, and how we can support those who have them. Doctors, nurses, and other experts use this day to share information and knowledge, making it easier to find better ways to treat brain tumors and help those who are struggling.
How to celebrate World Brain Tumor Day?
Start your day by wearing a gray ribbon to show support. Make a get-well card for someone with a brain tumor to make them smile. Read a story about brains to learn more about how they work. Draw a colorful picture of a brain and share it with your friends. Bake some brain-themed cookies with an adult to share with others. Talk with your family about what you learned and why helping is important. If you want, you can save some money to donate to a group that helps people with brain tumors. Remember to be kind and supportive always.
Where World Brain Tumor Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - Germany
