The good news is that brain cancer affects less than 1 percent of the world’s population; the bad news is that brain tumors are often accompanied by very few symptoms, and these symptoms disguise themselves as everyday ailments such as headaches and exhaustion. Read on for seven silent, but serious, brain cancer symptoms, and how you should know whether to see a doctor.
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