Archie Goodburn urges more cancer research funding
Archie Goodburn, a 25-year-old Scottish swimmer diagnosed with brain cancer at age 22, has made a public appeal to Prime Minister Andy Burnham for increased government funding and resources for brain cancer research. Goodburn's emotional plea comes following the passage of the Rare Cancers Bill and emphasizes the need for greater investment in rare cancer research.
Key takeaways
- 1.Archie Goodburn, a Scottish swimmer, was diagnosed with brain cancer at age 22
- 2.Goodburn has appealed directly to Prime Minister Andy Burnham for increased funding for brain cancer and rare cancer research
- 3.The appeal follows the passage of the Rare Cancers Bill
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