Brain tumour awareness is not about creating fear or panic. It is about helping people understand when a symptom needs attention, when to seek medical advice, and why timely evaluation can make a meaningful difference. Every year, World Brain Tumour Day is observed on 8 June to raise awareness about brain tumours and support patients and families affected by them. For many people, the word “brain tumour” immediately brings fear. But not every headache, dizzy spell, or moment of forgetfulness means something serious. At the same time, symptoms that persist, worsen, or affect daily life should not be ignored. The...