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Man, 26, who thought he 'had the flu' dies

Kieran Shingler underwent surgeries, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy but died after his aggressive brain tumour returned; over £27,000 was raised for brain tumour charities in his name.

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Kieran Shingler was praised as a "funny and gentle" man who "wouldn't hurt a fly"

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Man, 26, dies after flu symptoms turned out to be deadly brain tumour - Birmingham Live

Kieran Shingler, 26, from Warrington started experiencing a headache, sore throat and runny nose on Bonfire Night in 2022

·Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Man, 26, who thought he just 'had the flu' dies after tragic diagnosis - The Mirror

Kieran Shingler's girlfriend told him to go to A&E after he lost his appetite and a Covid test came back negative - then doctors saw something shocking on his CT scan

·London, United Kingdom
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Man who died aged 26 'thought he had the flu'

'He was into his triathlons and he was so fit and healthy'

·Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom
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Man, 26, tragically dies after thinking he 'had the flu'

Kieran Shingler was described as a "funny and gentle" man who "wouldn't hurt a fly"

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Man, 26, who thought he 'had the flu' dies

Kieran Shingler was praised as a "funny and gentle" man who "wouldn't hurt a fly"

·Liverpool, United Kingdom
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Liverpool Echo broke the news in Liverpool, United Kingdom on Sunday, December 28, 2025.
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