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An 11-year-old girl with brain cancer has made a plea to Prime Minister Andy Burnham after being inspired by the emotional appeal of Commonwealth Games athlete Archie Goodburn
Emilia was diagnosed a year ago, and along with her mother Kayleigh Atkinson, told #BBCBreakfast about the reason behind the plea
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cedj…
Abbie's Army - Fight DIPG Brain Cancer retweeted
Today, May 17th is DIPG Awareness Day—a time to recognise the children and families we've come to know who have faced...or are currently facing the most devastating childhood brain tumour, and to reinforce why work to fund crucial research matters.
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DIPG = INCURABLE.
I have been an advocate for Littles fighting the big fight for 10 yrs. You know what hasn't changed? It was INCURABLE then and it remains INCURABLE. That is so wrong, but we can change it. 💜🩷💚🦋
**please REPOST**
When a child is facing something as cruel and unfair as a #DIPG diagnosis....when their parents have to hear that their child's disease is incurable, we are constantly reminded of the change which is so desperately needed , by so many.
Abbie's Army - Fight DIPG Brain Cancer retweeted
When a child is facing something as cruel and unfair as a #DIPG diagnosis....when their parents have to hear that their child's disease is incurable, we are constantly reminded of the change which is so desperately needed , by so many.
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Congrats to our Club Captain Steve Sealey on a successful Drive In.
Steve handled everything with ease and swept his drive down the middle like a pro!
Steve has chosen @AbbiesArmy as his charity and plenty of money was raised today thanks to the generosity of our members 👏👏
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On this day of love, please show yours for children affected by DIPG/DMG brain cancer 💗
EVERY 9 DAYS in the UK a child will be diagnosed with DIPG, this brutal and most insidious brain cancer.
DONATE today at justgiving.com/charity/abbie…
youtube.com/watch?v=-0tyuOaC…
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On 13 Dec @Hartpury BC are running a half-marathon with a rigged quad in memory of their teammate Amelie, who sadly passed away earlier this year.
Hear from Amelie's teammates and coaches and support their charities👇
britishrowing.org/2025/12/ha…
@AbbiesArmy
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Get involved for children diagnosed with #DIPG/DMG in the UK. Donate and read more about our research funded to date at abbiesarmy.co.uk #CCAM
Abbie's Army - Fight DIPG Brain Cancer retweeted
2 years ago, I fought at York Hall to raise money for @AbbiesArmy kids cancer charity & to honour Isla Winn,a beautiful little girl lost to this cruel disease.
I was crying my eyes out.
It is one of my proudest moments,
YOU helped me raise £43,000.
I went on to win by KO 🥊
Abbie's Army - Fight DIPG Brain Cancer retweeted
A specific form of cPRC1 containing CBX4 is co-opted to mediate oncogenic gene repression in diffuse midline glioma dlvr.it/TLBcmm
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This important study wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible UK DIPG research charity @AbbiesArmy and the phenomenal fundraising efforts of Billy’s Battalion—and yes, that means you. ❤️🩹
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Delighted to share our most recent #CancerNeuroscience study, led by brilliant postdoctoral fellows @RDrexler and@ADrinnenberg, exploring the interactions between midbrain cholinergic neurons and diffuse midline glioma #DMG/#DIPG. 1/
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
Abbie's Army - Fight DIPG Brain Cancer retweeted
#InnovativeTsinghua uncovered the H3.3K27M–CREB5/ID1 axis that keeps fatal pediatric #DIPG cells in a stem-like, aggressive state. By using ABBV-075 to break CREB5 super-enhancers, #tumor growth is blocked in preclinical models! #WorldBrainTumorDay More: go.nature.com/43DxV7o
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Awareness Day is here. In the UK, around 40 children are diagnosed every year. Nearly one child every week. We owe them more than statistics!
In their memory we fight for research and a cure 💗 Donate and be a Superhero for kids justgiving.com/campaign/supe……
#DIPG Awareness Day is here. In the UK, around 40 children are diagnosed every year. Nearly one child every week. We owe them more than statistics!
In their memory we fight for research and a cure 💗 Donate and be a Superhero for kids justgiving.com/campaign/supe…
Abbie's Army - Fight DIPG Brain Cancer retweeted
Join us this May and support at justgiving.com/campaign/supe… Just £1. One Small Act. One Huge Impact. This May including #DIPG Awareness Day, we’re calling on everyday heroes to unite in the fight against this devastating brain cancer !
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May is an Int brain tumour awareness month...including an all important #DIPG Awareness day on May 17th. Grab your cape, rally your squad and be a hero We want to prove that one small act can make a BIG change 🦹justgiving.com/campaign/supe…
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AUDIO: Chris Butler, who works at @Radnorhills has been reflecting on his 177-mile walk taking in the length of @OffasDykePath. Chris was raising money for @AbbiesArmy and you can listen to his interview here: tinyurl.com/2jteytd4
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Please share for DIPG brain tumour awareness month.
May has started and it is an International brain tumour awareness month...including an all important #DIPG Awareness day on May 17th. Grab your cape, rally your squad and be a hero for children who need YOU! abbiesarmy.co.uk/dipg-awaren…
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Understanding basic neuroscience is essential to properly diagnose and treat diseases like childhood brain cancers, says HHMI Investigator @Michelle_Monje of @Stanford University.
“Some of our biggest breakthroughs in trying to understand how to better treat childhood brain cancers have come from understanding the normal cells that give rise to those cancers,” Michelle says. “What's happened in the process of brain development that's allowed those cancers to grow?”
That foundation provides important clues, she says, not only about how to better treat those cancers, but how to avoid disrupting the further development of that child's nervous system.
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It’s your birthday tomorrow. You will be six. On your birthday last year, we came to see you for the first time after you died. We were allowed to hold your hand, kiss your face, and wish you a happy birthday. But you were so cold. You were so still. 🧵























