Archie Goodburn is calling on the government to establish a national brain cancer lead to encourage more research and funding into the condition.
The 25-year-old Scottish swimmer was diagnosed with incurable brain cancer when he was 22 and has been told he is unlikely to live beyond his 40s.
The Department of Health and Social Care said the government is working to provide earlier detection and improved treatment for brain cancers through the Rare Cancers Act, which was passed earlier this year.
‘Give us a chance to fight for our lives’ – Goodburn asks PM for more cancer funding
