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Kinross student who believed she wouldn't see another Christmas supports brain tumour charity's appeal

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A student who believed she wouldn’t see another Christmas after her brain cancer diagnosis is urging the public to support Brain Tumour Research in finding a cure.

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Scots student who feared not seeing another Christmas urges support to find cure

Joscelyne Kerr, 20, from Kinross, was diagnosed in 2023 with an ultra-rare and aggressive brain cancer, the first recorded case of its kind in Scotland.

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Kinross student who believed she wouldn't see another Christmas supports brain tumour charity's appeal

A student who believed she wouldn’t see another Christmas after her brain cancer diagnosis is urging the public to support Brain Tumour Research in finding a cure.

·Kirkcaldy, United Kingdom
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Fife Today broke the news in Kirkcaldy, United Kingdom on Friday, November 21, 2025.
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