The brain cancer patient targeting Commonwealth medal this summer (opens original article in a new tab)
Swimmer Archie Goodburn, battling terminal brain cancer, remains focused on competing in the 2026 Commonwealth Games, having improved his performance through a new treatment that slowed his tumor growth. He also advocates for faster drug approvals for brain cancer patients.
- Swimmer Archie Goodburn is competing in Glasgow 2026 despite terminal brain cancer
- Goodburn's treatment with an unlicensed drug has slowed tumor growth and improved his performance
- Goodburn advocates for faster drug approvals for brain cancer patients
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