Goodburn pleads for more funding for rare cancer research

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Goodburn pleads for more funding for rare cancer research

BBC Sport · 4 hours ago

Archie Goodburn, a 25-year-old Scottish swimmer, is appealing to the government to increase investment in rare cancer research. Goodburn, who holds the Scottish 50m breaststroke record and competed at the recent Commonwealth Games, was diagnosed with brain cancer three years ago and has leveraged his platform to advocate for greater resources in the field.

Following the passage of the Rare Cancers Bill, Goodburn has directly urged the Prime Minister to expand cancer funding, emphasising that patients require meaningful support in their fight against the disease. His campaign brings visibility to the funding gaps in rare cancer research and treatment.

  • Swimmer Archie Goodburn, diagnosed with brain cancer at 22, calls for increased government funding for rare cancer research
  • The Scottish breaststroke record holder urges the Prime Minister to boost funding following passage of the Rare Cancers Bill

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